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Human Remains Discovered in Chonburi Forest

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Human Remains Discovered in Chonburi Forest

A 56-year-old worker clearing land in Bo Thong district, Chonburi, discovered scattered human skeletal remains on September 6, 2026.

On September 6, 2026, local authorities in Chonburi province were alerted to the discovery of human skeletal remains in a dense forest area within Kaset Suwan sub-district, Bo Thong. According to Khaosod Online Thailand, the remains were found by a 56-year-old man, identified as Mr. Wannasri Kaenchan, who had been hired by a landowner to clear vegetation from the overgrown plot.

Upon arriving at the scene, officers from the Bo Thong Police Station and the Sawang Het rescue team found bone fragments scattered across the grass. Investigators also recovered clothing items at the site, which are believed to belong to the deceased. The rescue team conducted a thorough search of the immediate vicinity to collect all remaining fragments for forensic analysis.

For residents and visitors in the area, this discovery marks the beginning of an active police investigation. Authorities are currently working to identify the remains by cross-referencing missing persons reports and conducting a forensic examination to determine the cause and time of death. As the investigation is ongoing, the identity of the individual and the circumstances surrounding their death remain unconfirmed. Local police have not yet released further details regarding potential foul play or the duration the remains may have been at the site.