More Phuket land has illegal land documents, says DSI

Suthicha Sirirat

 

DSI Deputy Chief Lt Col Prawut Wongsrinil (in DSI cap) and his team inspects the plot of land within the Nakkerd Hills yesterday. Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub

 

PHUKET: Along with their inspection of the controversial property construction at Krathing Cape yesterday, the team from the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) and Royal Forest Department also investigated alleged land encroachment at an area of land within the Narkkerd Hills in Karon.

 

Following yesterday’s (Sept 28) inspection, which was again led by DSI Deputy Chief Lt Col Prawut Wongsrinil, he said that it is likely that a land document issued in relation to the plot of land in question had been issued illegally.

 

Lt Col Prawut said, “This particular land plot has been measured as 40 rai. In the past someone presented a SorKor 1 land document in an attempt to obtain a Chanote land title deed. However, it was discovered that the SorKor 1 produced did not relate to this plot.

 

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/more-phuket-land-has-illegal-land-documents-says-dsi-64097.php

 

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All it takes is a very fat brown envelope. I have to wonder how much land in Phuket have illegal titles.

I wonder if this DSI inspection includes any of the land given away to wealthy families instead of lowly farmers by a certain politician.

9 hours ago, webfact said:

SorKor 1 produced did not relate to this plot.

Ah, another case of the "flying Sor Kor1!"

I am afraid Lt Col Prawut Wongsrinil will either get very rich very soon or will be transferred to the bomb squat in the deep south.

 

Thais don't like people who do their job and are not easily paid of.