Skip to content
SawaLife BETA

Law

Two Individuals Report to Police Over Alleged Trespassing at Wat Pa Adun

One source
Two Individuals Report to Police Over Alleged Trespassing at Wat Pa Adun

Ms. Chommanee Noichan and Ms. Buakhai Sorasamut have appeared before Khon Kaen police to provide statements regarding an ongoing trespassing case at Wat Pa Adun.

On September 18, 2026, Thai Post reported that Ms. Chommanee Noichan, also known as 'Pa Da' (heir to the late Mr. Hiang Phimsri), and Ms. Buakhai Sorasamut, the estate manager for Mr. Phimsri, presented themselves to investigators at the Khon Kaen City Police Station. The pair responded to a formal police summons concerning allegations of trespassing at Wat Pa Adun.

This legal development is part of an ongoing dispute involving land rights and property claims associated with the late Mr. Hiang Phimsri. For residents and visitors in the Khon Kaen area, this case highlights local land ownership complexities that occasionally involve religious sites. While the individuals have complied with the summons, the investigation is still in its preliminary stages.

It remains to be confirmed how the police will proceed with the evidence provided by the two women and whether further legal actions or charges will be filed against them or other parties involved in the dispute. As this is an active legal matter, the final determination regarding the alleged trespassing rests with the Thai judicial system. Observers should note that this is a private property and inheritance dispute, and there is no indication of broader public safety concerns at this time.