Thai village health volunteer wins 6 million baht in lottery
A village health volunteer from Yasothon has struck it rich by winning the first prize in the lottery, netting a total of 6 million baht. The lucky numbers were chosen from a ticket she had reserved but not yet paid for.
Rungaradee Sriwisat, a 53 year old resident of Ban Hua Kham, Moo 4, Samran subdistrict, Mueang Yasothon district, revealed her excitement after winning the lottery. She usually buys lottery tickets regularly but has taken a break recently due to never winning.
This time, her daughter, who works as a teacher’s assistant, brought her a ticket to choose from, and she decided to go for it because it was the only one left. The ticket, numbered 367336, for the draw yesterday, July 16, featured her favourite number, 36.
“I chose the ticket because it had the number 36, which I like. I hadn’t paid for it yet, but I had reserved it with the seller. When the numbers were drawn, the seller called to tell me I had won the first prize. I was ecstatic because I never dreamed I would win.”
When asked what she plans to do with her winnings, Rungaradee mentioned her immediate plans.
“Initially, I will host a merit-making ceremony at my home to celebrate and ensure good fortune for myself and my family. I will also share some of the money with my father, grandfather, and relatives as appropriate. The remainder will be saved as capital and used for household expenses.”
Rungaradee, born and raised in Ban Hua Kham, has a background in farming and supplementary trading. Currently, she serves as a village health volunteer. Known for her cheerful and generous nature, she is well-loved by her friends and community. She lives with her father and grandfather and has one daughter, reported KhaoSod.
In related news, a resident of Phuket scooped 60 million baht from the BAAC lottery for July. This marks the ninth time this year that a lucky winner has claimed the top prize from the Thong Thong lottery series.
