Phuket, The National Parks Department is rushing to dismantle the urns illegally placed near Koh Pling. Sirinath National Park Phuket Province Make a solid base of cement and rocks. Expected to secretly come to perform the fifth Saturday ceremony according to beliefs.

Mr. Atthaphon Charoenchansa, Director-General of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, said that He ordered Mr. Watchara Songsee-on, head of Sirinath National Park, to expedite the removal of objects resembling urns of ashes that had been illegally placed on the rocks near Leech Island. By laying cement at the base as well.

Upon inspection, three containers similar to relics were found placed in a glass frame with a base made of cement. The first container was found to contain rice. The second container was found to contain rice. Packing glutinous rice And the third one could not determine what was inside. There was an incense burner, a candle holder, and two black and red glass balls placed next to each other.

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t is believed that it was illegally built on Saturday, April 13, 2024, which is Maha Songkran Day and the fifth Saturday, which according to belief is an appropriate day for performing various rituals.

Officials are currently waiting for equipment to dismantle and move the object, which resembles an urn of cremated remains. Because the perpetrator has slammed the foundation onto the rocks, appropriate equipment must be used to prevent damage that may occur. The rocks are located It will be demolished as soon as possible.

Source: Thai News Agency