Pai Pai's Car 'Nong Paruay' Vandalized with Deep Scratches at Mall
Thai singer Pai Pai Orio says her cherished car 'Nong Paruay' was badly scratched while parked at a Bangkok mall to avoid floods. She is asking the vandal to come forward and will file a police report if they don't, though she only wants an explanation. Pai Pai also shared updates on her racing season and a birthday gift for her partner.
Pai Pai Orio spoke after attending the 'Kui Saeb SHOW Festival' at Central Pin Klao about her car 'Nong Paruay' being vandalized with three to four deep scratches. She had parked on the sixth floor to avoid floodwater, but when she returned, the car was damaged. The CCTV cameras were also flooded, and technicians are trying to recover the footage. No one has come forward yet. Pai Pai said she will file a police report if the culprit isn't found, but stressed she isn't making a big deal out of it—she just wants to know what happened. The car is worth several million baht and has sentimental value; she's had it since it had red plates and named it 'Paruay' after her nickname.
Regarding the vandal, she said she wants them to have a conscience and contact her. She has insurance and expects the other party does too, so they can just claim insurance. If not, she'll file a report to prevent such incidents recurring.
On her racing career, Pai Pai said the final round is in Chiang Mai and she's fully prepared, aiming for the podium. She's been racing for three years, rarely involved in collisions, and respects the rules. She's never been protested.
For her partner Nuk Thanadon's 30th birthday, she gifted him a new guitar worth over 10,000 baht with built-in effects, knowing he loves playing and producing music. She wished him good health, especially warning him about back pain as he enters his 30s, and expressed happiness having him as a partner.
