In Pathum Thani's Nong Suea District, officials inspected a 20-rai land linked to "Got Atip" and found construction exceeding authorized permits. The Bueng Kasam Subdistrict Administrative Organization was instructed to notify the owner to correct this; if ignored, a building use suspension order is planned.
On 4 Nov 2026, reporters received a phone update from Nong Suea District, Pathum Thani Province, regarding progress on inspecting building construction in Village 6. The land, about 20 rai, includes a residence and storage of donated items inside tents and buildings. Additionally, in Village 7, known locally as Ban Hodoodao, Bueng Kasam Subdistrict, Nong Suea District, Pathum Thani, building permits for residential structures were filed for both sites.
However, after the news became public, officials investigated and found partial structural additions beyond the originally permitted details. These constructions exceeded the approved residential purpose and no updated permits have been submitted as required by law.
Initially, Nong Suea District coordinated with the Bueng Kasam Subdistrict Administrative Organization, the local governing body responsible for the area, to send a formal notice to the landowner. This notice urges the owner to apply for additional construction permits or amend construction details for buildings and extensions in compliance with relevant regulations and laws.
If the landowner fails to correct or comply with legal procedures, the authorities will consider legal measures, including issuing orders to prohibit or suspend use of the buildings. This mirrors prior cases such as the Good Deeds Foundation area near Khlong 8 in Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani, where official suspension orders were posted by relevant agencies.
Most recently, at 15:00, reporters visited the land in Village 6 and Village 7, Bueng Kasam Subdistrict, Nong Suea District, Pathum Thani Province, and found no documents or orders posted on the houses at either location.