Thai Woman the August Finalist of ‘Be a Changi Millionaire’

Ms Korrawan Wangsathaporn, a Thai business woman on her first trip to Singapore, is the August finalist of the ‘Be a Changi Millionaire’ Draw, giving her a one-in-seven chance of winning the grand prize of a million dollars cash.

When the call was made to Ms Wangsathaporn informing her about her win, she was watching television and thought it was her daughter calling. As she could not understand English well, Ms Wangsathaporn passed the phone to her son, who happened to be sitting beside her. When she realised that she is one of the seven finalists for the ‘Be a Changi Millionaire’ Draw, she was very ecstatic and exclaimed, “I am very excited about this and I cannot wait to go to Singapore again!”

In January next year, Ms Wangsathaporn will join Singaporeans Ms Toh Min Keow and Mr Teo Teck Seng, Australia-based Filipina Ms Lira Wilson, and three other finalists at the Grand Draw to vie for the grand prize of a million dollars.

As finalists for the Millionaire draw, they will each win Sin$5,000 in cash plus return airfare to Singapore with a three day/two night stay in a luxurious hotel.

Ms Wangsathaporn said that if she wins she will donate part of the money to charity and use the rest for her children’s education.

In addition to the monthly winner, four other lucky shoppers were also picked as the weekly winners, winning for themselves Sin$1,000 each. Out of the four winners, there are three Singaporeans and one Indonesian. Winning purchases included a Sin$110 Pasta De Waraku meal at Terminal 2 and an Apple MacBook Air worth about Sin$2,000 from the iStudio store at Terminal 3 Departure Transit Lounge.

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