Rayong Municipal Council Member Celebrates Lottery Win at Chonburi Temple
A local official from Rayong visited Wat Woraprot Sangkhawat in Chonburi to fulfill a vow after winning a significant lottery prize.
On November 7, 2026, a municipal council member from Noen Phra, Rayong, visited Wat Woraprot Sangkhawat in the Phan Thong district of Chonburi to perform a ritual of gratitude. The official, accompanied by her sister, brought offerings including fruits, eggs, red soda, and flower garlands to honor the statue of Thao Wessuwan. This visit followed a successful lottery win in the previous draw, where the official and her sister reportedly won 300,000 baht, with an additional 300,000 baht won by friends, totaling 600,000 baht. The win was attributed to the number 224, which was drawn from a ping-pong jar at the temple. During the ceremony, the group set off 3,000 firecrackers as part of their vow fulfillment. The firecracker tags revealed the numbers 979 and 44, which the group intends to use for the upcoming November 16, 2026, lottery draw. For residents and visitors, this event highlights the deep-rooted Thai cultural practice of visiting temples to seek spiritual guidance or express gratitude for good fortune. While such rituals are a common aspect of local life, it remains to be confirmed whether these specific numbers will yield results in the next draw, as lottery outcomes are entirely based on chance.
