Law
Police Summon Five Individuals Over Wat Pa Adulyaram Access Blockade
Authorities in Khon Kaen have issued summons for five people, including a woman known as 'Pa Da', following the obstruction of access to Wat Pa Adulyaram.
According to a report by Thai Post on August 14, 2026, the Superintendent of Khon Kaen City Police has issued formal summons for five individuals, including a woman identified as 'Pa Da', to acknowledge criminal charges. The legal action follows an incident where the entrance and exit of Wat Pa Adulyaram were blocked, preventing access to the temple grounds.
Police officials stated that their investigation is supported by clear evidence, including CCTV footage and witness testimonies that place 'Pa Da' at the scene during the blockade. In response to the incident, local authorities have deployed security personnel to monitor the perimeter of the temple to maintain order and ensure the situation remains under control until it is fully resolved.
For residents and visitors, this incident highlights a localized dispute that has necessitated a police presence at the temple. While the site remains under surveillance, travelers should be aware that access to the temple may be subject to ongoing security measures. It remains to be confirmed how the legal proceedings against the five individuals will progress and whether the blockade will have any long-term impact on temple operations or public access. Authorities continue to investigate the matter to ensure compliance with the law.