PUBLISHED: 8 Jun 2024 at 04: 00
In order to investigate land encroachment on Koh Samui in Surat Thani, the Internal Security Operation Command ( ISOC ) Region 4 has collaborated with local authorities, with a particular focus on 600 villas constructed on the island’s hilltops.
Maj Gen Anusorn Ourai, deputy chief of the Fourth Army Place, presided over a meeting on Thursday to explain what is being called the” Samui Model” activity.
It is a campaign to stop illegal business ventures by foreign investors using Thai nominees in the Koh Samui region in response to economic graffiti, illegal area equity, properties built in rough hilltop areas, and improper land ownership.
Eight organizations were forming a task force to examine 600 qualities in six Koh Samui neighborhoods suspected of violating the Hotel Act, Enhancement and Conservation of the National Environmental Quality Act, Building Control Act, and Foreign Business Act, according to Col Dusit Kaysornkaew, head of the Fourth Army State’s area analytical system.
Col Dusit added that the function will begin in full as soon as the Third Military Region commander gives his consent.
Isoc Region 4 will file a lawsuit next year against two legitimate companies that own rented residences in the Koh Samui town of Phon Bo Phut, according to Maj Gen Anusorn.
Prior to now, it was discovered that the palaces had broken all four rules.
According to a cause, there are nearly 17, 000 authorized legal entities in Surat Thani.
As many as 9, 000 of these companies have a second approved member.
Koh Samui and the Koh Phangan islands are the most notorious legitimate locations. They were registered through Thai nominations, and their approved members are foreigners.
However, the Department of Special Investigation ( DSI), along with members of several other companies, raided a law and accounting firm in Phuket on Thursday.
The business was supposedly owned by foreigners and registered through Thai nominations, and it was suspected of serving as an intermediary for up to 60 illegal business transactions in Thailand.
The initiatives, ranging from hotels and restaurants to real estate properties, have a cash stream of 200 million ringgit in full.