Sathorn locals mark their territory on footpath for Nevarati religious festival

Spray painted “reserved” signs on a Sathorn Road footpath have prompted online complaints about the destruction of public property.

Hundreds of people set up alter tables on Sathorn Road every year for the Nevarati festival, an annual parade to worship Parvati the Hindu goddess. The festival will be held in mid-October this year.

The offending spray painted signs say “reserved” followed by a name or a phone number to save space for their table. Funnily enough, two police stations have marked space for their police staff too.

Photo: Pantip

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