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February 4, 64 – At the Natural Resources and Environment Suppression Division (BAAC), February 4, Mr. Adisorn Nuchdamrong, Director-General of the Royal Forest Department, along with Mr. Cheevapapchivatham, director. Bureau of Forest Protection and Fire Control, Department of Forestry jointly announced additional information to Mrs. Somporn Chuengroongruangkit, Ms. Chanapan Juangroongruangkit and Mr. Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit Using improperly issued documents to occupy the area of the left bank of the National Forest, Phachi River, Ratchaburi Province for 2,154-3-82 rai
Mr. Adisorn said that the Forest Department extended the investigation. The investigation continued from the original information that was carried out. In the case of Mrs. Somporn’s land After the complaint has been filed with the investigating officer of the Civil Service Commission of Thailand since December 30, 2020, it was found that the land title document, type Nor Sor 3 Kor, which was unlawfully issued. Another large number of Mrs. Sompon, Miss Chanaphan and Mr. Thanathorn, not less than 60 copies, including an area of not less than 2,000 rai, used to occupy land in the National Reserved Forest in Ratchaburi Province.
Mr. Chiwaphab said the results showed that Occupied area Located in the area of Rang Bua Subdistrict, Dan Thap Tako Subdistrict, Chom Bueng District, Ratchaburi Province is a large continuous area with an area of not less than 3 thousand rai. It is utilized by growing eucalyptus continuously throughout the area. Investigate and look after the area by a group of people in the area. Is an assistant village headman of Village No. 3, Tha Tako Subdistrict Investigation found that all such areas were occupied by using 60 unlawfully issued NS3 Kor documents and found 53 owners of NS 3 Kor, Mrs. Somporn Chuengroongruangkit. Area 1,940-3-93 rai belongs to Ms. Chanapan Juangroongruangkit, number 5 issues, area 132-0-22 rai and Mr. Thanathorn’s Chung Rungruangkit, 2 issues, area 81-3-67 rai, total area 2,154-3-82 rai
At the same time, officials have detected all 60 documents issued without the original evidence (Aug. 1), a survey conducted in 1978, before declaring the area as a national forest in 1984, but the area was declared a district. Forestry No. 85 on the year 2512 or prior to the issuance of documents Nor Sor 3 Kor 60 is a document of land rights issued illegally.
Mr. Chiapab continued that when examining in detail It was found that the names of the three owners were Mrs. Somporn Chuengroongruangkit, Ms. Chanapan Juangroongruangkit, and Mr. Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit. Bring the documents of the land rights issued illegally to be used for possession and use of land in the national forest reserve. Is causing disrepute Damage to the national forest area And found government officials, both land officials and administrative officials who jointly issue NS 3 Kor land title documents for all 60 plots of land area of 2,154-3-82 rai, consisting of Mr. Litkomut is an assistant field director, Mr. Phairoj Rattanavalnont. Is the controller of the line Mr. Kosol Laksitanon, who is the person who signs it, approves the issue of Nor Sor 3 Kor, Chaloemwong Sappasiri, deputy district chief, acts on behalf of Chombueng Sheriff Has signed an order to issue Nor Sor 3 Kor documents since 1978
The team of staff has jointly considered the details above, so it is believed that Is an offense according to National Forest Reserve Act 1964, Forest Act 1941, Land Code under The Act applies to the Land Code, 1954 and the Criminal Code, with Mrs. Somporn, Miss Chanapan, Mr. Thanathorn, and 5 other officers who jointly committed the crime, including the civil lawsuit of 147,063,223.15 baht
“From the inspection found a record of the said land purchase Between the land officer and the trader The words are recorded that I already know the land is in the National Forest. And may have the right document revocation in the future But still has a confirmation to continue trading It is the intention to confirm the land cover wrongly. And is important evidence in informing the prosecution, “said Chivapab.
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