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Man's Head-slamming Shaocked Saraburi Restaurant Guests

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A man in Saraburi, Thailand alarmed onlookers after repeatedly hitting his head onto a food plate at a petrol station restaurant. This unsettling behavior, captured on CCTV, has sparked concerns regarding his mental well-being. The unidentified individual, dressed casually, became the focus of social media attention following the viral footage.

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The incident took place at a chicken rice shop in the Nong Khae district. The CCTV footage reveals the man engaging in self-dialogue before suddenly and violently striking his head against a plate, causing food to spill. Despite the chaos, he continued to eat with his hands, further striking his head multiple times. Nearby staff and customers watched in shock, with one attempting to ask about his state, but receiving no reply.

After the head-banging incident, the man calmly retrieved his phone and exited the restaurant. According to restaurant employees, he briefly lingered outside a restroom before settling his bill at the restaurant. The petrol station owner, Boonyuen Somrak, instructed staff to monitor the situation but reported that the man left the premises in his car at high speed.

Concerns about the man's mental health and his potential risk to himself and others have been expressed. Boonyuen acknowledged difficulties in identifying the individual or determining his condition since his departure from the petrol station. Social media discussions continue, with many users voicing alarm over the man's welfare.

Looking forward, the petrol station management continues efforts to learn more about the incident and potentially the man's identity. They aim to address safety concerns for both the individual and others in the vicinity, should he return.

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