Naga Statue's Necklace Damaged in Nakhon Phanom Fire, Fireworks Suspected
A sacred naga statue's decorative necklace in Nakhon Phanom was destroyed by fire early Friday. Authorities are investigating fireworks, possibly from a nearby festival, as the cause. The bronze statue itself was unharmed, and authorities plan to clean it and replace the necklace.
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