Central Thailand

Deputy village chief in trouble over racy Facebook photos

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Thursday, February 6, 2020 16:23

PHOTOS: - Thai Residents

What was she thinking?! A deputy village chief in the central province of Ang Thong has found herself in hot water after her sexy Facebook photos were shared online yesterday, Khao Sod reports.

“I think what she did was a disgrace for our religious and community leaders, who must take action against her,” wrote one Facebook ~~busybody~~ member, who posted two photos of the woman, one in an official uniform, the other in a swimsuit.

Deputy village chief in trouble over racy Facebook photos | News by Thaiger

PHOTO: – Thai Residents

Pattama Nuamjit, the village chief, says she’s received numerous phone calls from local residents who “demand the deputy face disciplinary action.” Pattama says a report will be sent to the district chief for further consideration.

SOURCE: Thai Residents

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