Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

World

Black bag stuffed with over 100 wet underwear found in Buriram

Police in Buriram are investigating a possible underwear theft after a woman found a black plastic bag containing more than 100 wet underwear dumped in her garden. The bag was discovered on the afternoon of October 13 in a pandan garden in Ban Kruat subdistrict, Ban Kruat district, after 54 year old Ueai Phromprakhon went … The story Black bag stuffed with over 100 wet underwear found in Buriram…

Black bag stuffed with over 100 wet underwear found in Buriram

A woman in Buriram discovered a black plastic bag containing more than 100 wet pieces of underwear in her garden on October 13. Ueai Phromprakhon, 54, initially thought someone had thrown rubbish in her pandan garden. Upon opening the bag, she found the assortment of men's and women's underwear, some still attached to hangers. The damp garments seemed to have been left out to dry.

She shared her discovery with a friend, Puii, who recorded a video of the bag and reported it to Ban Kruat Police Station. The police suspect the underwear was stolen from homes and may have been dumped by the same person who had stolen underwear from others in the area. No one has claimed the underwear yet, and police are investigating the case further.

Written by urgent.news from The Thaiger's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at thethaiger.com →

More in World

Eisenkot pledges to destroy Hamas 'within 18 months of becoming prime minister' at Gaza border

In response, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party stated, "How would you destroy Hama without getting permission from your partners, Mansour [Abbas] and [Ahmed] Tibi?"

  • Gadi Eisenkot pledges to destroy Hamas within 18 months of becoming prime minister.
  • Statement made at Gaza border briefing by former IDF chief of staff.
  • Likud party questions method of eliminating Hamas without partners' consent.

More from Thursday 15 October →