Picture: Thai Rath

 

Wiang Sa police in Surat Thani and forensics were called in by a man who hired workers to clear rubber plantation land to make way for a durian orchard.

 

While a worker operated a backhoe clearing a pond, he found a pink Honda Wave motorcycle in relatively good condition submerged.

 

Nearby was a 200 liter drum that contained what looked like human bones.

 

It had been pierced with concrete posts to weigh it down. 

 

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Picture: Thai Rath

 

The owner of the land and a former local official, Bunphat, 68, said he'd bought the land that was previously used to grow rubber. 

 

He was having it cleared and adapted to grown durian. 

 

He believed that a female worker from Myanmar had gone missing in 2018 and this was most likely her remains, reported Thai Rath.

 

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Sad way to go.

Same tam tam an hey ho as of "Melon" now ? Sure not... just a poor girl gone. It sucks.