Headman apologises after 11 sakura trees cut at Doi Pui as probe widens
A local headman apologized on October 26 after several trees were cut down at a Chiang Mai viewpoint. Volunteers had removed 15 trees without permission, including 11 Thai sakura planted by villagers. These trees were located near a pavilion associated with King Rama IX at Ban Hmong Doi Pui. The headman promised to work with local residents to protect the site as an investigation continues.
After volunteers cut down 15 trees without permission at a popular Chiang Mai viewpoint earlier this month, the local headman apologised today, October 26, and pledged to work with villagers to protect the site. The trees included 11 Thai sakura planted by villagers near a pavilion associated with King Rama IX at Ban Hmong Doi … The story Headman apologises after 11 sakura trees cut at Doi Pui as probe widens as seen on Thaiger News .