Politics
Chiang Mai Eyebrow Tattoo Artist Wins 12 Million Baht Lottery
A local business owner in Chiang Mai has become a multi-millionaire after winning the top prize in the Thai government lottery.
On August 1, 2026, a Chiang Mai resident identified as Ms. Pat Thapanan, who operates a local eyebrow tattoo studio, secured the first prize in the Thai government lottery. According to a report by Khaosod Online, she held two winning tickets for the 30th draw, bearing the number 932479, resulting in a total prize of 12 million baht.
Ms. Thapanan shared the news of her win on social media, posting images of the winning tickets and expressing her excitement. The announcement drew significant attention from friends and acquaintances who flooded her post with congratulatory messages.
For residents and visitors in Chiang Mai, this event highlights the widespread cultural enthusiasm surrounding the national lottery, which remains a significant part of local life. While the win is a personal milestone for the business owner, it serves as a reminder of the lottery's popularity across the country. As of now, there are no further details regarding how the winner plans to utilize her winnings or if this will impact the operations of her tattoo studio. The information provided is based on the initial report from Khaosod Online; no further official statements have been released regarding the verification process or the collection of the prize.
Translated from Thai.
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