Khao Yai National Park Chief Files Defamation Complaint Against Facebook Page

According to a report by Matichon Online on July 28, 2026, the chief of Khao Yai National Park has officially filed a police complaint against an unidentified Facebook page. The park official claims that the page published false information that resulted in defamation against the park's administration.

For residents and visitors, this development highlights ongoing tensions regarding the management and public perception of Thailand’s protected natural areas. While the park remains open for tourism, the legal dispute underscores the sensitivity surrounding the dissemination of information regarding national park operations. Visitors are encouraged to rely on official park channels for accurate updates regarding park rules, closures, or environmental conditions.

At this stage, the specific nature of the 'false information' cited in the complaint has not been publicly detailed by the authorities. It remains to be confirmed which specific posts triggered the legal action and how the investigation will proceed. As this is an ongoing legal matter, the outcome of the police investigation and any potential subsequent court proceedings are yet to be determined. Travelers should continue to enjoy the park as usual, noting that this administrative dispute does not currently impact visitor access or safety protocols.