Law
Kalasin School Alumni File Complaint Over Alleged Illegal Timber Sale
Alumni from a prominent school in Kalasin have submitted evidence to the Treasury Department, accusing the school director of selling timber to a private buyer.
According to a report by Matichon Online on September 4, 2026, a group of alumni from a well-known school in Kalasin province has formally petitioned the Treasury Department. The group alleges that the school director authorized the sale of timber from school grounds to a private individual, identified as a stepfather of a student in Phrae province.
The alumni claim to possess substantial evidence supporting these allegations, which they have presented to authorities to initiate an investigation. The core of the complaint centers on the unauthorized disposal of state-owned assets, specifically timber located on school property, which is subject to strict regulatory oversight.
For residents and those interested in local governance, this case highlights ongoing concerns regarding the management of public educational assets and the transparency of administrative decisions in provincial schools. While the allegations are serious, it is important to note that these are currently claims made by the alumni group. The Treasury Department has not yet concluded its review of the evidence, and the school director has not been found guilty of any wrongdoing. Further developments will depend on the official findings of the investigation. As this is an ongoing administrative matter, the public should await official statements from the relevant government agencies before drawing conclusions.