Villagers Report Seeing Monk With Novice, Only Monk Remains

Villagers in Lampang prepare for morning alms and witness a monk and a novice approaching.

As the monks reach the villagers' homes, the novice is no longer visible, leaving only the monk.

The unusual event coincides with the temple holding a funeral for a young child, Nong Termfun.

Villager Mrs. Lamai recounts her experience of seeing two figures, only for one to disappear.

The phenomenon of the novice disappearing occurred for three consecutive days, causing growing unease.

After days of seeing the novice, villagers finally question the monk, who insists he was alone.

Another villager, Mrs. Noi, confirms seeing the monk and novice together, only for the novice to vanish.

Phra Sirat, 27, states he was alone during alms rounds and that there are no novices at the temple.

The monk recalls caring for the deceased child's body and lighting incense, feeling unsettled by the villagers' accounts.

The news report revisits the tragic story of Nong Termfun, who died in a drunk driving accident.

Details of the funeral rites for Nong Termfun, attended by local officials and community members.

A report on a separate incident involving a man attacking his mother-in-law's lover in Buriram.

A 60-year-old man is severely injured after being attacked with a machete in Buriram.

The alleged attacker, the victim's 41-year-old son-in-law, is arrested by police.

The mother-in-law explains the victim was a 'friend' who had lived with her for years and often caused trouble.

During a drinking session, the victim allegedly threatened the mother-in-law, leading to a struggle with the son-in-law.

The son-in-law confesses to stabbing the victim twice in the neck in self-defense.

A local villager describes finding the injured victim on the road and reporting the incident.

Police have not yet filed charges, awaiting the victim's recovery and statement.