Human Feces Discovered on Vehicle License Plate at Buriram Market
On the morning of October 1, 2026, vendors at the Nang Rong municipal market in Buriram province found human feces placed on the license plate of a vegetable seller's car. The waste, identified by broken yardlong beans, was believed to have been left by someone suffering stomach pain who chose to stand while defecating. Market traders speculated it might be a lucky sign for the lottery, noting that all tickets ending in 79 sold out quickly.
On October 1, 2026, vendors at the Nang Rong municipal market in Buriram province were surprised to find human feces placed on the license plate of a vegetable seller's car. The discovery was made early in the morning by 47‑year‑old Srawut, owner of the Big Lab Thalem shop, who noticed the unusual substance attached to the plate bearing the numbers 6979. He examined it and concluded it was human waste due to pieces of broken yardlong beans found nearby, suggesting they were used for cleaning. The car’s owner, 61‑year‑old Prasert (surname withheld), a regular vegetable vendor at the market, said he normally parks there and was alerted by others. He speculated that the person may have been unable to hold back while suffering stomach pain, and wondered why they did not sit down, as it appeared to have been done while standing. He added that it might be a lucky omen for the lottery draw, noting that all tickets ending in 79 had sold out among market vendors.
