'Nong Tennis', the winner of two Olympic gold medals and one bronze medal, joined her father and family to make merit for her mother who passed away 20 years ago after arriving at her hometown in Surat Thani yesterday. The people of Surat Thani warmly welcomed her. Today (24 Aug. 2014) at Wat Tha Thong Mai, Mueang District, Surat Thani Province, "Nong Tennis" Flight Lieutenant Panipak Wongpattanakit, winner of two Olympic gold medals and one bronze medal, along with her father Sirichai Wongpattanakit, older brother, older sister, and relatives, joined in making merit and dedicating the merit to Mrs. Wanthana Wongpattanakit, her mother who passed away 20 years ago when Nong Tennis was still young. Nong Tennis traveled back to her hometown in Surat Thani Province for the first time yesterday (23 August) after winning a gold medal at the 2024 Olympics in France. It is the second gold medal in Thai history. She was warmly welcomed by high-ranking officials, shops, private individuals, and residents of Surat Th ani Province, who also provided over 2 million baht in cash and other support. Nong Tennis talked about the case of a loan shark gang stealing her clip and editing it, then changing her voice to advertise an informal loan. She said that she just saw the same video clip. Her fan page and fans sent it to her. Selling the clip is about money. Using it to impersonate others is a scam. Legal action must be taken. The agency that released the clip must be notified to take action. In case Thai people or everyone is fooled into thinking it is her, she insists that it is definitely not her. She did not receive any money at all. She asks everyone not to let scammers fool her, both her clip and everyone else's clip. There is definitely nothing in her clip. Source: Thai News Agency
Two-time Olympic hero “Nong Tennis” and her family make merit for their mother.
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