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A Cautionary Tale: Lighting Incense and Candles to Worship a Car for the New Year, a Moment of Inattention Resulted in a Car Fire. the Owner Vows Never to Do It Again.

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In Phetchabun, a 65-year-old woman lit incense and candles to worship her car for the New Year 2026. In a moment of inattention, her car caught fire and was severely damaged. She wants to share her experience as a cautionary tale, saying she will never do it again and will never worship her car with incense and candles again.

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A Cautionary Tale: Lighting Incense and Candles to Worship a Car for the New Year, a Moment of Inattention Resulted in a Car Fire. the Owner Vows Never to Do It Again.

In Phetchabun, a 65-year-old woman lit incense and candles to worship her car for the New Year 2026. In a moment of inattention, her car caught fire and was severely damaged. She wants to share her experience as a cautionary tale, saying she will never do it again and will never worship her car with incense and candles again.

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thairath.co.th broke the news in on Friday, January 2, 2026.
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