CHONBURI, Thailand— Jintana Prasert, 72, the mom of Maitree Prasert, the mayor of Don Hua Lo sub-district in Chonburi province, was surprised to discover her black Toyota Camry vandalized upon returning from a grocery run around 5 a.m. on March 11. The event, which left deep scratches and considerable damage to the back of her car, triggered her to promptly report the matter to Chonburi Authorities.
The vandalism took place as Jintana briefly parked her automobile in front of a product store near Wat Ratbamrung Temple in Makham Yong sub-district. Revealing her discouragement over the event, Jintana highlighted the seriousness of the damage and the requirement to guarantee the security of others in the location. She picked to include police, highlighting the inappropriateness of public areas being targeted by people with destructive intent.
In spite of thinking about asking at the close-by shop at first, Jintana decided to report the event to authorities. Throughout questions by regional news press reporters, the shopkeeper, preparing to open for company, declared lack of knowledge relating to the vandalism. Jintana recommended using monitoring cams owned by the town to recognize the offender and voiced issues about the security of other customers utilizing the parking lot.
