Forestry officials inspected coveted Sattahip hillside

[Rimmer]

Forestry officials inspected coveted Sattahip hillside

PATTAYA:--Top Natural Resources and Environment Ministry officials toured a Sattahip hillside coveted for decades by private investors, as well as local residents who want to put up a shrine to an 18th century king.

 

Attapol Charoenchansa, director-general of the Royal Forest Department, forest-protection chiefs and local officials inspected Khao Malako, 22 “golden” rai nestled between Khao Chee Chan, Yanasangwararam Worawiharn Temple and other prime tourist spots.

 

It has been the subject of repeated encroachment cases over the years, with the wealthy and influential bribing bureaucrats to issue fake land-title deeds or just outright taking the land and claiming ownership.

 

In the past five years alone the government has made several arrests for encroachment, canceled fake title deeds and rejected bids to build on the land.

 

Read more: https://www.pattayamail.com/featured/forestry-officials-inspected-coveted-sattahip-hillside-259326

-- PATTAYA MAIL 2019-07-15—

[mikebell]

15 hours ago, Rimmer said:

coveted for decades by private investors, as well as local residents who want to put up a shrine to an 18th century king.

Now let me think about this......

[PETERTHEEATER]

The proposed shrine will have 6 bedrooms en-suite, a swimming pool and nine hole golf course with parking for up to twenty baht buses. Fit for a King.....