Suvarnabhumi Airport, The Prime Minister identified overlapping problems in Khao Yai between Ministry of Agriculture – Ministry of Wealth It’s not a big deal. Seeing quarreling as a good thing lead to correction Emphasize that the law and the needs of the people must be adhered to. Use the military map to decide.

Mr. Settha Thavisin, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Gave an interview before traveling to attend the ASEAN-Australia Summit that in the case of Mr. Winaroj Subsongsuk, Secretary-General of the ALRO, he filed a complaint against Mr. Chaiwat. Limlikit Aksorn Director of the National Park Office regarding the removal of the ALRO marker at Khao Yai said that this afternoon (4 March) Mr. Chatuporn Buruspat, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. There will be an internal meeting. Today, let’s focus on the issue of land for farming the people. Because this is a big deal. Because it is a delicate matter

‘Legal issues and overlapping matters The military map 1:4,
000 must be used as the basis. Wherever there is forest, it must be left as forest. I’m not going to interfere anymore. And it has already been emphasized that whatever you do, you must have principles. If you don’t do anything, it’s not wrong. There was no quarreling. Fighting is good because it will cleanse the policy that if we do it right and do good things, it will go away. We must ask clearly. Otherwise, people will have no right to farm land. And I would like to emphasize that the needs of the people must be taken into consideration,’ the Prime Minister said.

When asked repeatedly, Will this battle be ended or not? The Prime Minister said he does not see it as a big problem. But it must be done according to the law.

Source: Thai News Agency