ภูมิปัญญาบ้านทุ่ง จับหนูด้วย “บ่วงอีเด้ง” #น้องปกป้อง กูรูวิถีชีวิต | SUPER10

Nong Pokpong - Suphanat Phetrampai, 13 years old, from Phitsanulok Province, is truly a life skills expert. Today, we'll see the entire process of climbing palm trees, cutting palm sap, and even rat trapping. These occupations have been passed down through generations. Nong Pokpong lives in a family of four: his father, mother, younger sister, and himself. His father is a rice harvester, while his mother does general labor, sometimes even climbing palm trees herself. Nong Pokpong's job is to climb and cut the palm sap, a skill his grandfather has continued for over 30 years. His mother helps sell the sap, but when there are no palm trees to harvest, he traps field rats instead. Nong Pokpong started cutting sap at the age of 8-9, determined to help his family and ease his parents' burden, as they are already quite tired. His dream today is to replace his mother's roof, which currently leaks when it rains, especially with the heavy rain lately. They have to use basins to collect rainwater. If you're ready today, let's watch the interesting story, the lifestyle, and the grateful heart of this young boy! Super10 airs every Saturday at 4:45 PM on Workpoint Channel 23. And follow the show for more information at: Facebook:   / superjeew​​​   #Super10​​​​​​​​​​​​ #WeThreeGiveItOurPass