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POTATO Page's Numbers Match Latest Thai Lottery Draw

The POTATO Facebook page’s lottery numbers closely matched the two‑digit prize in the October 16, 2069 Government Lottery draw, delighting its followers. The draw awarded first prize 011781, with three‑digit front numbers 402 and 392, three‑digit back numbers 171 and 255, and the two‑digit back number 48. Fans celebrated as the posted numbers — 01, 11, 28, 44, 54, 75, 84, 96 plus the running 2 and 7 — came near the winning 48.

POTATO Page's Numbers Match Latest Thai Lottery Draw
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Believers didn’t miss out as the ‘POTATO’ lucky numbers proved genuine; the numbers shared looked promising, as if luck were helping, with nothing seeming unlucky. After the Government Lottery Office drew the October 16, 2069 prizes — first prize 011781, three‑digit front numbers 402 and 392, three‑digit back numbers 171 and 255, and the two‑digit back number 48 — reactions were mixed, with winners celebrating and others disappointed. Fans of the well‑known POTATO Facebook page cheered again when the numbers they had posted — 01, 11, 28, 44 (easy to share), 54, 75, 84, 96, plus the ‘running’ 2 and 7 — closely matched the winning two‑digit number 48. The page also asked what wishes people had made, saying everything looked fortunate, with nothing appearing unlucky. It urged lottery enthusiasts to act quickly, noting that the POTATO numbers for this draw included two‑digit, repeating, and running numbers.

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Weather

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Tourism

Two rocks off Koh Lanta rank among Thailand's best dives, and the national park shuts them for six months a year

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Police

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Police

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Breaking

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Community

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Weather

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Community

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Police

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Police

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