Kamalasan School Principal Faces Continued Interrogation Over Illegal Logging Allegations; Alumni Vow to Persevere

In Kamalasan District, Northeastern Thailand, the investigation into allegations that the principal of Kamalasan School illegally felled and sold trees from school grounds has reached its third interrogation stage, spearheaded by the school's alumni association. Representatives of the alumni association have reiterated their firm stance, stating they will not yield on this issue and are determined to see the principal punished if the wrongdoing is proven. The allegations suggest that trees, considered school assets, were felled without proper procedures and that the proceeds may have been handled in an opaque manner. Tree felling on school grounds in Thailand is subject to strict environmental protection laws and educational regulations. Transparency and accountability are particularly crucial in the management and disposal of assets within public educational institutions. This case is expected to raise questions about compliance and governance within educational facilities across Thailand. The alumni association plans to continue gathering information and engaging with relevant parties to uncover the full extent of the allegations and ensure fair punishment. Source: MGR Online (Regional)