Daily News Thai Caption: A dangerous person

 

Locals at Moonlight Beach in Rayong on Thailand's eastern seaboard responded after a cutesy video on TikTok was widely viewed.

 

The video on the site of tongsixaugust featured a woman banging a water container at Had Saeng Chan.

Calling her "Tua Teung Rayong" the video praised her musical ability in a glowing tribute about a "lovely" woman who was an angel.

 

But locals who posted begged to differ.

 

They said that the woman was a public menace and was armed and dangerous.

 

People related how they were attacked and their cars damaged after they refused to give her money.

 

They claimed she was armed with a knife and would use lumps of wood and stones to attack vehicles if she got annoyed. 

 

People recounted her vile expletives and dangerous behavior calling for her relatives to get her into rehab.

She had been involved in a bottle attack and a stabbing and took drugs, it was claimed. 

 

They advised the public to steer clear, unless they gave her money.

 

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A Fallen Angel.. I guess.

20 hours ago, webfact said:

People recounted her vile expletives and dangerous behavior calling for her relatives to get her into rehab.

She had been involved in a bottle attack and a stabbing and took drugs, it was claimed.

Does she do "She's the devil in disguise" Elvis Presley?

ThaiRath presented a less dramatic story, stating the person has mental health issues, has been taken to a psychiatric facility and will thereafter be cared for by an organisation for homeless people.