Drunk man found lying naked on footpath in Chai Nat, blames heat

Police in Mueang Chai Nat were called yesterday, August 18, after a drunk man was found lying naked on a footpath in front of homes in the town. The man later said he had removed his clothes because he felt hot after drinking.

A patrol reached the scene and found the 61 year old asleep on the pavement. Officers spent some time trying to wake him. When he came round, he was disoriented, and initially refused to put his clothes back on.

Amarin TV reported that it took about 10 minutes before the naked man managed to get his trousers on, after which police gave him water and had him wash his face. Beside him, officers found a motorcycle with a sidecar carrying a hoe and a spade, two bottles of liquor, and some food and fruit.

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A drunk man was found naked on a footpath in Chai Nat after removing his clothes because he felt hot following a day of drinking.
Photo via Facebook: ประเทศชัยนาท

The man told police he had come to take on grass-cutting work in Mueang Chai Nat, about 30 kilometres from his home. He had been drinking throughout the day, and after finishing the job he carried on drinking and rode around the town before stopping to rest and drink more because he was unfit to ride.

He then collapsed and slept for a while, and removed all his clothing because he felt hot and wanted to be comfortable.

Seeing that he was in no state to ride home, a nearby homeowner kindly let him rest until he had recovered enough to make the journey.

A drunk man was found naked on a footpath in Chai Nat after removing his clothes because he felt hot following a day of drinking.
Photo via Amarin TV

Elsewhere, back in February, park visitors in Chachoengsao province were interrupted when police were called over reports of a man walking around naked inside park grounds. The man reportedly claimed his clothes had been stolen.

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Chattarin Siradakul

With a degree in language and culture, focusing on media studies, from Chulalongkorn University, Chattarin has both an international and a digital mindset. During his studies, he spent 1 year studying Liberal Arts in Japan and 2 months doing internship at the Royal Thai Embassy in Ankara, both of which helped him develop a deep understanding of the relationship between society and media. Outside of work, he enjoys watching films and playing games, as well as creating YouTube videos.
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