Ban Na:The superintendent of Ban Na Police Station has issued summonses to four individuals for information related to a trail running track allegedly encroaching on state land. Actress Boom Panadda has also been invited to provide a statement as she has been implicated in the matter, with a response deadline set for November 12th.

According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Mongkol Toepao, Superintendent of Ban Na Police Station, stated that military personnel, acting as accusers in the trespassing case, have already met with investigators. Summonses have been issued to the four accused individuals to provide factual information, although their names remain undisclosed and no charges have been filed yet. The individuals are required to appear by November 12th, and failure to do so will result in a second summons, followed by a court-issued arrest warrant if necessary. Actress Boom Panadda has also been implicated and invited to give her statement. The investigative team is also examining how water, electricity, and house numbers were granted to the location.

Deputy Interior Minister Polpeera Suwannachawi mentioned that the Ministry of Interior has formed a committee to investigate the matter and assured that any involvement by Ministry officials will face strict consequences. He anticipates that the investigation will be concluded swiftly.

Additionally, Phra Payom Kalyano, the abbot of Wat Suan Kaew, advised parishioners to use discretion and verify information to avoid being deceived by foundations that claim charitable purposes but act otherwise.