[NTV 190418] Drunk drivers vow to call it quit before statue

The Star 2020-08-14

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More than 100 violators of drunk-driving law living in a northeastern Thai province made a group vow to quit their bad habit in front of the statute of a late heroine who is a national historic figure, apart from paying heavy fines.

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