Two Thais become millionaires in 60 million baht lottery win
The latest lottery draw has turned two people into millionaires with a total prize of 60 million baht. A 48 million baht prize went to one winner, while the other claimed 12 million baht.
Phanawat “Nott” Nakwisut, CEO of Lottery Plus, selected the winning tickets, drawing gratitude from the winners. The announcement was made at 4pm yesterday, March 16, following the Thai Government Lottery Office‘s release of the winning numbers for the draw dated March 16.
The first prize number was 757563, with front three-digit numbers 595 and 927, back three-digit numbers 457 and 309, and the two-digit number being 32.
The announcement event, organised by Phanawat, featured famous actor Ko Tee Aramboy and over 60 Lottery Plus customers as witnesses to assure buyers of receiving complete lottery tickets.
Amongst the excited and disappointed, Phanthawat personally congratulated the winners from Lottery Plus. This draw resulted in customers winning the first prize with 10 tickets, totalling 60 million baht (US$1.78 million).
From these, a resident of Nakhon Si Thammarat won 48 million baht (US$.42 million) with eight tickets, while a Sakaeo resident won 12 million baht (US$356,160) with two tickets, reported KhaoSod.
Nachin, the winner from Sakaeo who received 12 million baht, revealed that he did not purchase the tickets himself; Phanthawat chose them for him, thanking him for the fortune. Meanwhile, Khun Ti, the 48 million baht winner from Nakhon Si Thammarat, expressed immense joy at being one of the fortunate winners.
In similar news, Lottery Plus last month announced a significant jackpot of 54 million baht, making new millionaires in two different provinces.
The Thai Government Lottery Office revealed the results for the latest draw held on February 16. The winning first-prize number was 847377, along with additional numbers for the three-digit front, three-digit back, and two-digit categories.
Shortly after the announcement, Lottery Plus confirmed that a total of 54 million baht (US$1.6 million) in first-prize winnings were distributed across nine tickets.
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