Four bodies removed Tuesday from a Jewish cemetery in Chachoengsao in new crackdown on illegal burials

September 15, 2026 at 12:13 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

A British visa overstayer and an Israeli overstayer were among four foreign bodies removed from an unlicensed Chachoengsao cemetery on Tuesday. The extraordinary discovery has turned a burial-site dispute into a widening national investigation. Officials are tracing immigration histories, death certificates and the movement of three Israeli bodies from Chonburi. They are also probing Gan Chabad-linked land and companies across several provinces. Meanwhile, another 49 Israeli graves in Bangkok face scrutiny as the Interior Ministry checks roughly 1,200 burial and cremation sites nationwide.

Four bodies removed from an unlicensed Chachoengsao Jewish cemetery include British and Israeli visa overstayers, as officials widen probes into graves and burials nationwide. ( Source: Daily News )

All four bodies buried at an unlicensed Jewish cemetery in Chachoengsao Province were removed on Tuesday. The operation followed an expanding Interior Ministry investigation into the site and its foreign burials.

Among the dead was a British national who had overstayed permission to remain in Thailand. An Israeli national buried there had also overstayed. Notably, three Israeli deaths were registered in Chonburi before their bodies reached Chachoengsao.

The findings have transformed what began as a cemetery licensing investigation. Officials are now examining the immigration status of people already dead and buried. They are also tracing death registrations, body movements and those who arranged the burials. The British national’s case has become particularly significant. Officials must reconstruct the person’s immigration history, death documentation and eventual journey to the cemetery.

Police remove four bodies as expired cemetery licence opens wider immigration and burial investigation

Police and administrative officials entered Jewish Cemetery Thailand in Samed Tai, Bang Khla district, for Tuesday’s operation. Other government personnel also attended. Meanwhile, journalists and local residents were kept outside as the remains were removed.

The cemetery’s operating licence expired at the end of 2023 and was never renewed. Nevertheless, burials continued. Earlier inspections established that three bodies were buried after the licence expired.

Yet the immigration findings have opened a separate and unusual official inquiry. Investigators must now reconstruct the legal status of deceased foreigners before their deaths. They must then trace what happened to their bodies afterwards. At least two of the four had immigration violations. Both had already died and been buried before those problems became part of the investigation.

Deputy Interior Minister Polapee Suwannachee received the latest findings during a meeting on Sunday, September 13. Two days earlier, he had personally inspected the cemetery. Chachoengsao Governor Chatpra-orn Niyom joined Sunday’s meeting from Provincial Hall. Senior provincial, land, administrative and natural resources officials also participated.

British and Israeli overstayers found among dead as officials trace visas, deaths and burial records

The Department of Provincial Administration was represented by Deputy Director-General Wirun Sitthiwong. Police Lieutenant Colonel Singkham Khamyod also participated. He heads the department’s Investigation and Legal Affairs Division. In parallel, Bang Khla district officials and police were involved in the provincial examination.

Initial information presented to Mr Polapee identified three of the deceased as Israeli nationals. The fourth was British. Crucially, immigration checks showed that two had overstayed their permission to remain. The British national was one of them. An Israeli national was the other.

Immigration records provided further details about how the four foreigners originally entered Thailand. Two entered using 60-day tourist visas. Another Israeli entered using a 30-day tourist visa. The remaining Israeli held a one-year non-immigrant visa. Subsequent checks established that the British national and one Israeli had overstayed.

As a result, officials are examining immigration violations discovered after the people concerned had died. Their remains were also found at a cemetery without a current operating licence. The British case has therefore become a substantial strand of the inquiry. Officials are tracing when the person entered Thailand and when permission expired. They are also checking the circumstances and documentation surrounding the death.

Officials trace British and Israeli remains as Chonburi death records lead back to Chachoengsao graves

After that, investigators must establish who handled the remains. They are examining who reported the British national’s death and who arranged transportation. Officials must also establish how the body eventually reached Bang Khla. The Israeli overstayer is subject to a similar reconstruction. Entry records, immigration permission and death documentation are all being checked.

On another front, the three Israeli deaths have led investigators towards Chonburi Province. Officials established that the deaths were registered there. However, their bodies were subsequently transported into neighbouring Chachoengsao. Investigators are following documents covering the deaths, transportation and eventual burials. They are also tracing the people involved at each stage.

Attention has consequently turned towards Thai nationals who reported the deaths. Mr Polapee specifically ordered checks on two of the three Thai people involved. Officials must establish their relationships with the deceased. In addition, investigators must determine whether those people worked for Gan Chabad. Any other relationship with the organisation is also being examined.

The investigation therefore stretches from immigration entry records to graves in rural Chachoengsao. Between those points are visa records, deaths, certificates, transportation arrangements and burials. Significantly, officials are reconstructing those chains after the people concerned have died. At least two deceased foreigners had immigration problems. Three Israeli deaths were also registered outside the province where their bodies were buried.

Grave conditions deepen inquiry as officials trace overstayers and bodies moved from Chonburi records

The physical condition of the graves had already raised questions during the earlier inspection. Three graves were sealed with concrete and marked with marble. Recorded years of death included 2023, 2025 and 2026. By contrast, the fourth body had not been sealed beneath concrete. It remained beneath a tent. Mr Polapee believed that the body had reached the cemetery during 2026.

Accordingly, officials began comparing the burial dates with the cemetery’s licensing history. That examination established that three burials occurred after its permit expired. The subsequent immigration checks widened matters again. Officials were no longer examining only whether the cemetery could legally accept bodies. They were also examining whether those buried there had legally remained in Thailand.

The British national’s records are central to that new line of inquiry. The person entered Thailand as a visitor but subsequently overstayed. The person later died and was eventually buried at Bang Khla. Investigators are now working backwards through those events. They are examining the burial, transportation, death documentation and earlier immigration records.

A similar process applies to the Israeli overstayer. Separately, the three Chonburi death registrations require investigators to follow another documentary trail. Officials must establish who registered each death and what documentation accompanied the bodies. They must then trace their movement into Chachoengsao and eventual burial at Samed Tai.

Plan to move four bodies puts Bangkok Jewish cemetery and its 49 Israeli graves under official scrutiny

The relatives of all four deceased initially contacted officials about moving the remains. Later, Gan Chabad indicated that it intended to arrange transportation itself. The families subsequently requested another seven days. They said additional time was required to prepare another location for the bodies. However, finding another burial site immediately created a fresh problem.

One proposed destination was a Jewish burial ground in Bangkok’s Charoen Krung area. Approximately 49 Israeli nationals are already buried there. Rather than approve a routine transfer, Mr Polapee ordered an investigation into the Bangkok cemetery. Officials must first establish whether the proposed destination is itself properly licensed.

Consequently, a cemetery proposed to receive four bodies has become another subject of Interior Ministry scrutiny. One issue concerns the physical boundaries of the Charoen Krung burial ground. A wall apparently divides different sections. Officials must establish precisely which area is covered by existing permission. One section may hold a valid licence while another may not.

Furthermore, earlier instructions called for checks involving approximately 49 existing Israeli graves. Burial records are therefore part of the examination. The proposed transfer has thus produced another branch of the case. Officials must establish whether the Bangkok site can legally receive the Chachoengsao remains. They must also establish the legal position surrounding those already buried there.

Road and water rules emerge as investigators examine why Bang Khla cemetery lost its operating licence

At the same time, investigators are digging deeper into the original Bang Khla licence. The Chachoengsao cemetery received permission to operate in 2021. Its licence was not renewed in 2023. Provincial officials have identified significant changes between those dates.

When permission was granted, the nearby road had not received its later highway classification. Different restrictions therefore applied to the cemetery application. The original application used Highway 304 as the relevant highway reference. That road was approximately 1.5 kilometres from the property.

In 2022, however, the road immediately beside the cemetery was upgraded. That change brought different distance requirements into play. Cemetery regulations required the site to remain at least 50 metres from a highway. The property could no longer satisfy that requirement.

Water presented another problem. The Cemeteries and Crematoria Act imposes distance requirements involving public water sources. The original application identified a water source approximately 400 metres away. Later inspections found a small waterway much closer to the cemetery. That waterway had not been identified in the 2021 application.

Officials revisit original 2021 cemetery approval as conflicting accounts emerge over four foreign dead

For those reasons, the operating licence was not renewed in 2023. Now, however, officials are examining whether problems existed from the beginning. Information presented during Sunday’s meeting raised concerns over the original 2021 approval. Historical geographical data is being reviewed. Officials are also examining whether the initial application complied with regulations then in force.

Thus, scrutiny has moved backwards from an expired licence to the permit’s original issuance. The burial dates add another dimension. Three bodies were reportedly interred after the operating licence had expired. Officials must now compare each burial with the cemetery’s legal status at that time.

Even the identities of the four deceased have required further official checking. One provincial account identified two Israelis, one French national and one British national. Another official briefing identified three Israelis and one Briton. The second account also identified the British national and one Israeli as overstayers.

Officials said identification documents had been checked against death certificates and consular records. One of the four deceased was also reported to be female. Further verification is therefore continuing as investigators reconcile the preliminary accounts.

Gan Chabad land links draw scrutiny as cemetery investigation expands to Phuket and Chonburi

In parallel, officials are examining the company and property structure surrounding the cemetery. Gan Chabad Co Ltd handled the Chachoengsao land transaction. The cemetery property covers approximately 15 rai. Mr Polapee put its value at about ฿20 million.

Three shareholders associated with the cemetery company are Israelis who obtained Thai citizenship. Their Thai citizenship means land ownership is not automatically unlawful. Instead, investigators are examining how the property was acquired. They are tracing the source of funds and related company structures. Possible nominee arrangements are also under scrutiny.

The inquiry has consequently expanded beyond Chachoengsao. Investigators are examining links involving Bangkok, Chonburi and Phuket. Company shareholders have been linked with businesses in Patong. Officials are also examining a broader business network in Chonburi.

In response, Phuket Governor Chotinarin Kerdsom ordered an in-depth examination of Chabad Patong. Provincial officials must examine how its land was acquired and how the property is used. Building permissions form another part of the investigation. Commercial licences are also being reviewed.

Multi-agency inquiry into nominee links as nationwide checks target 1,200 cemeteries and crematoria

As part of this, officials are tracing shareholder connections with the Chachoengsao cemetery company. They were given seven days to report their findings. The investigation has therefore moved through several government systems. Immigration records are being checked alongside cemetery licences, company structures and land transactions.

Multi-agency coordination has followed. The Interior Ministry and Department of Special Investigation are involved. Police are also participating in the wider examination. The Anti-Money Laundering Office and Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission have joined the broader scrutiny. The Commerce Ministry is examining relevant business structures.

A multi-agency meeting was scheduled for Tuesday after the Cabinet meeting. Its purpose was to consolidate information involving suspected nominee and business arrangements. For now, Mr Polapee has acknowledged an important legal point. No predicate money-laundering offence had yet been identified at the cemetery itself.

Separately, the Bang Khla investigation has triggered a nationwide operation. Mr Polapee ordered checks on approximately 1,200 cemeteries and cremation sites across Thailand. Officials must establish whether each facility holds a valid licence. They must also identify applicants and operators connected with each site.

Nationwide cemetery review grows as officials trace British and Israeli overstayers’ burial histories

Moreover, the religious affiliation of every facility will be recorded. The minister has stressed that the nationwide inspection is not restricted to Jewish cemeteries. Facilities serving all religions fall within the review.

Still, the immediate case centres on four foreign bodies removed from Samed Tai. Two belonged to people whose immigration permission had expired. One was British and the other Israeli. Three Israeli deaths were registered in Chonburi before bodies reached Chachoengsao. Thai nationals involved in reporting those deaths are also being investigated.

Taken together, those facts have changed the character of the original inquiry. Officials initially faced an expired cemetery licence and subsequent burials. They must now reconstruct the legal histories of people found inside those graves.

For the British national, that means tracing a tourist’s entry into Thailand. Officials must establish when the permitted stay ended. Next comes the period of overstay and the circumstances surrounding the death. Finally, investigators must trace how the body came to be buried at Samed Tai.

The Israeli overstayer presents a parallel immigration case involving another deceased foreigner. Officials are similarly checking that person’s entry, overstay, death and burial. Meanwhile, the three Chonburi registrations create another chain. Investigators must establish how those bodies moved from the province of registration into Chachoengsao.

Thai death reporters, immigration records and burial sites remain under scrutiny after four bodies removed

The Thai people who reported deaths are therefore an important part of the inquiry. Officials are checking whether they personally knew those who died. Alternatively, investigators are examining whether they acted for Gan Chabad or another party.

Tuesday’s removal ended the physical presence of the four bodies at the cemetery. It did not resolve the records surrounding them. Officials still need a lawful destination for the remains. Family consent and legal procedures governing relocation must also be completed.

Beyond that, the immigration investigations remain active. The British national’s overstay must be reconstructed from existing records. The Israeli overstayer’s case requires the same examination. Likewise, officials continue tracing the Israeli deaths registered in Chonburi.

The original cemetery approval is also under review. Investigators are examining whether the 2021 permit was properly issued. Then there are the later burials. Three reportedly occurred after the licence expired at the end of 2023.

Elsewhere, Bangkok’s Charoen Krung Jewish burial ground is now facing licensing checks. Its approximately 49 Israeli graves are part of that examination. Further south, Phuket officials are investigating Chabad Patong. Land, licences and shareholder relationships are being scrutinised.

Four foreign bodies drive wider probe spanning immigration records, death reports and burial arrangements

Across Thailand, roughly 1,200 cemetery and cremation sites are entering a separate Interior Ministry review. Yet the case still returns to four bodies found in Bang Khla. One was a British national who had overstayed a tourist visa. Another was an Israeli national who had also overstayed.

Three Israeli deaths were recorded in another province before bodies were brought to Chachoengsao. Officials are now following every available record between entry into Thailand and burial. That includes immigration permissions, death registrations and transportation arrangements. It also includes cemetery documents and those who handled the bodies.

Tuesday’s operation removed the remains from the unlicensed cemetery. The investigation, however, now stretches far beyond those four graves. It reaches immigration files, death records, land transactions and company structures. It also reaches Chonburi, Bangkok and Phuket.

At its centre remain four deceased foreigners and the records surrounding their burials. Two had already overstayed their permission to remain. Officials are now establishing how they came to be buried at Bang Khla.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年9月15日下午12:13

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“政治”、“泰国”等类别中

周二，在泰国北柳府一处未经许可的墓地，警方移走了四具外国遗体，其中包括一名英国签证逾期居留者和一名以色列签证逾期居留者。这一非同寻常的发现，使得原本的墓地纠纷演变成一场范围不断扩大的全国性调查。官员们正在追踪三具以色列遗体的移民记录、死亡证明以及从春武里府转移的路径。他们还在调查与甘哈巴德运动有关的土地和公司，这些土地和公司遍布多个府。与此同时，曼谷的另外49座以色列墓地也面临审查，因为内政部正在全国范围内检查约1200个墓地和火葬场。

泰国北柳府一处未经许可的犹太人墓地中发现四具遗体，其中包括英国和以色列签证逾期滞留者。与此同时，官方正扩大对全国范围内墓地和埋葬情况的调查。（来源：《每日新闻》）

周二，位于北柳府一处未经许可的犹太人墓地埋葬的四具遗体全部被移走。此前，内政部已对该墓地及其外国人埋葬情况展开了调查。

死者中有一名英国公民，他已逾期滞留泰国。一名以色列公民也因逾期滞留而被埋葬在那里。值得注意的是，有三名以色列人的死亡登记在春武里府，之后他们的遗体才被运到北柳府。

调查结果彻底改变了最初的墓地许可证调查方向。官员们现在正在审查已故并埋葬者的移民身份，并追踪死亡登记、遗体转移以及安排葬礼的人员。这名英国公民的案例尤为重要。官员们必须还原此人的移民史、死亡证明以及最终入葬的经过。

警方移走四具尸体，一起过期墓地许可证引发的移民和埋葬问题调查进一步扩大。

周二，警方和行政官员进入位于曼谷邦克拉县萨美泰的泰国犹太公墓，展开行动。其他政府人员也到场协助。与此同时，记者和当地居民被安排在公墓外，等待遗骸被移走。

该墓园的经营许可证于2023年底到期，且从未续期。尽管如此，墓园仍在继续埋葬死者。此前的检查发现，有三具遗体是在许可证到期后被埋葬的。

然而，移民方面的调查结果却引发了一项独立且不同寻常的官方调查。调查人员现在必须还原这些已故外国人生前的法律身份，并追溯他们死后的下落。四人中至少有两人曾违反移民法。在这些问题成为调查的一部分之前，两人都已经去世并下葬。

内政部副部长波拉皮·苏万纳奇于9月13日星期日召开会议，听取了最新调查结果。两天前，他曾亲自视察过该墓地。北柳府府尹查普拉翁·尼永在府政厅参加了周日的会议。省、土地、行政和自然资源部门的高级官员也出席了会议。

官员们正在追踪签证、死亡和埋葬记录，并在死者中发现了逾期居留的英国和以色列公民。

省行政厅副厅长维伦·西提翁 (Wirun Sitthiwong) 代表出席。警官辛坎·卡米约德 (Singkham Khamyod) 中校也参加了此次活动。他负责该厅的调查和法律事务。与此同时，邦克拉县的官员和警察也参与了此次省级考试。

波拉佩先生最初获得的信息显示，三名死者为以色列公民，第四名是英国公民。至关重要的是，移民检查显示，其中两人逾期居留。英国公民是其中之一，以色列公民是另一人。

移民记录提供了关于这四名外国人最初如何入境泰国的更多细节。其中两人持60天旅游签证入境。另一名以色列人持30天旅游签证入境。其余一名以色列人持有一年期非移民签证。后续核查证实，这名英国公民和一名以色列人逾期滞留。

因此，官员们正在调查相关人员死后发现的移民违规行为。他们的遗骸也被发现于一处没有有效营业执照的墓地。英国人的这起案件因此成为调查的重要组成部分。官员们正在追踪此人何时入境泰国以及其居留许可何时失效。他们还在核查死亡情况和相关文件。

官员追踪英国和以色列遗骸，发现春武里府死亡记录指向北柳府墓地

之后，调查人员必须确定是谁处理了遗体。他们正在调查是谁报告了这名英国公民的死亡，以及是谁安排了遗体的运送。官员们还必须查明遗体最终是如何抵达邦克拉的。这名以色列逾期居留者也面临类似的调查。入境记录、移民许可和死亡证明等文件都在核查之中。

另一方面，三名以色列人的死亡事件将调查人员的目光引向了春武里府。官员证实，这三起死亡事件均在春武里府登记。然而，他们的遗体随后被运往邻近的北柳府。调查人员正在查阅有关死亡、遗体运输和最终埋葬的文件，并追查每个环节的相关人员。

因此，调查的焦点转向了报告死亡事件的泰国公民。波拉皮先生特别下令对涉案的三名泰国人中的两人进行调查。官员们必须查明他们与死者的关系。此外，调查人员还必须确定这些人是否为甘查巴德组织工作。他们与该组织的任何其他关联也在调查之中。

因此，调查范围从移民入境记录一直延伸到北柳府农村的墓地。这两者之间涉及签证记录、死亡记录、证明文件、运输安排和葬礼等信息。值得注意的是，官员们是在相关人员去世后才开始重建这些信息链的。至少有两名已故外国人存在移民问题。此外，还有三名以色列人的死亡登记地点与其埋葬地不在同一省份。

严峻的形势加剧了调查的深入，官员们正在追踪逾期居留者和从春武里府档案中转移的尸体。

早前的检查中，墓穴的状况就已引起人们的质疑。其中三座墓穴用水泥封住，并用大理石做了标记。记录的死亡年份包括2023年、2025年和2026年。相比之下，第四具遗体并未被水泥封住，而是被放置在一个帐篷下。波拉佩先生认为，这具遗体是在2026年被运到墓地的。

因此，官员们开始将墓葬日期与墓地的许可证记录进行比对。比对结果显示，有三例墓葬发生在许可证过期之后。随后的移民检查使情况更加复杂。官员们不再仅仅审查墓地是否合法接收遗体，还开始调查葬于此地的人是否合法地留在泰国。

这名英国公民的档案是这项新调查的关键。此人以访客身份进入泰国，但随后逾期滞留。此人后来去世，最终葬于邦克拉。调查人员目前正在追溯这些事件的来龙去脉，他们正在审查葬礼记录、交通工具运送记录、死亡证明以及早期的移民记录。

对于逾期居留的以色列人，也适用类似的程序。此外，春武里府的三起死亡登记需要调查人员追溯另一条文件线索。官员们必须确定每起死亡登记的负责人以及随附尸体的文件。然后，他们必须追踪尸体的行踪，直至其最终被埋葬在北柳府的地点。

迁移四具遗体的计划使曼谷犹太公墓及其49座以色列人墓地受到官方审查。

四位死者的亲属最初联系了相关部门，询问遗体迁移事宜。之后，甘查巴德中心表示有意自行安排运输。家属随后又请求再宽限七天，称需要更多时间准备新的安葬地点。然而，寻找新的墓地又立即引发了新的问题。

其中一个备选目的地是曼谷Charoen Krung地区的一处犹太墓地。那里已经埋葬着大约49名以色列公民。波拉佩先生没有批准例行的遗体转移，而是下令对曼谷的这处墓地展开调查。官员们必须首先确认备选目的地本身是否持有合法许可证。

因此，拟建的四座墓地再次成为内政部审查的对象。其中一个问题涉及Charoen Krung墓地的实际边界。一堵墙似乎将不同的区域分隔开来。官员们必须明确哪些区域在现有许可的覆盖范围内。其中一部分可能持有有效许可证，而另一部分则可能没有。

此外，早前的指示要求对大约49座现有的以色列墓地进行核查。因此，墓葬记录也是审查的一部分。拟议的移葬由此引出了案件的另一个分支。官员们必须确定曼谷墓地是否有权合法接收北柳府的遗骸。他们还必须确定已葬于此地的遗骸的法律地位。

调查人员正在调查邦克拉公墓失去运营许可证的原因，道路和水路相关规定也随之浮出水面。

与此同时，调查人员正在深入调查邦克拉公墓最初的许可证。北柳府公墓于2021年获得运营许可，但其许可证在2023年未获续期。省政府官员已发现这两个日期之间存在重大变化。

获批时，附近的道路尚未被划分为后来的高速公路。因此，墓地申请适用不同的限制条件。最初的申请以304号公路作为相关公路参考。该公路距离墓地约1.5公里。

然而，2022年，紧邻墓地的道路进行了升级改造。这一变化带来了新的距离要求。墓地规定，墓地必须与公路保持至少50米的距离。该地块已不再符合这一要求。

水源问题带来了另一个难题。《墓地和火葬场法》对涉及公共水源的距离做出了规定。最初的申请中列出的水源距离墓地约400米。但后来的检查发现，有一条小水道距离墓地更近。这条水道在2021年的申请中并未提及。

由于有关四名外国死者的说法出现矛盾，官员们重新审视了2021年最初批准的墓地方案。

鉴于上述原因，该经营许可证在2023年未获续期。然而，目前官员们正在调查问题是否从一开始就存在。周日会议上公布的信息引发了人们对2021年最初批准的质疑。历史地理数据正在审查中。官员们还在调查最初的申请是否符合当时的法规。

因此，审查范围已从过期许可证追溯至许可证最初签发之时。埋葬日期又增加了一个新的维度。据报道，有三具遗体是在经营许可证过期后下葬的。官员们现在必须将每例埋葬与当时墓地的合法状态进行比对。

甚至连四名死者的身份也需要进一步的官方核实。一份省级报告确认死者中有两名以色列人、一名法国人和一名英国人。另一份官方简报则确认死者中有三名以色列人和一名英国人。第二份报告还指出，那名英国人和一名以色列人是逾期居留者。

官员表示，已将身份证明文件与死亡证明和领事记录进行核对。据报道，四名死者中有一人为女性。因此，调查人员仍在核实初步结果，并继续进行进一步的确认。

随着墓地调查范围扩大至普吉岛和春武里府，甘查巴德教派的土地关系受到密切关注。

与此同时，官员们正在调查墓地周边的公司和地产结构。甘查巴德有限公司负责了北柳府的土地交易。墓地占地约15莱（约2.5公顷）。波拉皮先生估计其价值约为2000万泰铢。

与这家墓园公司相关的三名股东是已获得泰国国籍的以色列人。他们的泰国国籍意味着他们拥有的土地所有权并非自动违法。调查人员正在调查这处房产的获取方式，追踪资金来源和相关公司结构，并审查是否存在代理人安排。

因此，调查范围已扩大到北柳府以外。调查人员正在调查涉及曼谷、春武里府和普吉岛的关联。公司股东与芭东的商业活动有关联。官员们还在调查春武里府更广泛的商业网络。

对此，普吉府府尹乔蒂纳林·克尔索姆下令对芭东查巴德中心进行深入调查。府政府官员必须审查该中心土地的获取方式和使用情况。建筑许可也是调查的一部分。商业许可证也在审查之列。

多部门联合调查提名人关联性，全国范围内的核查目标是1200个墓地和火葬场

作为调查的一部分，官员们正在追踪北柳府墓园公司股东之间的关联。他们被要求在七天内提交调查结果。因此，调查已在多个政府系统中展开。除了墓园许可证、公司结构和土地交易记录外，移民记录也在接受审查。

随后，多部门协调展开了调查。内政部和特别调查局参与其中。警方也参与了更广泛的调查。反洗钱办公室和公共部门反腐败委员会也加入了此次审查。商务部正在审查相关的商业结构。

内阁会议结束后，定于周二召开多部门联合会议，旨在汇总涉及嫌疑代理人和商业安排的信息。目前，波拉佩先生已承认一个重要的法律问题：尚未在墓地本身发现任何洗钱犯罪的先例。

此外，邦克拉公墓的调查引发了全国范围的行动。波拉皮先生下令对泰国各地约1200个墓地和火葬场进行检查。官员们必须核实每个设施是否持有有效许可证，并查明与每个设施相关的申请人和经营者。

随着官员们追溯英国和以色列逾期居留者的埋葬历史，全国范围内的墓地审查工作正在扩大。

此外，所有设施的宗教归属都将被记录在案。部长强调，此次全国范围的检查并非仅限于犹太墓地，所有宗教场所都将在检查之列。

不过，眼下最紧迫的案件是萨梅德泰（Samed Tai）出土的四具外国人遗体。其中两具属于移民许可过期的人员，一人是英国人，另一人是以色列人。在遗体运抵北柳府之前，春武里府已登记了三名以色列人的死亡。参与报告这些死亡事件的泰国公民也正在接受调查。

综合来看，这些事实改变了最初调查的性质。官员们最初面临的问题是墓地许可证过期以及随后发生的埋葬事件。现在，他们必须重建这些墓穴中发现的死者的法律背景。

对于这位英国公民来说，这意味着要追溯一名游客入境泰国的记录。官员们必须确定其获准停留的时间何时结束。接下来是逾期停留的时间以及死亡时的具体情况。最后，调查人员必须查明尸体是如何被埋葬在萨美泰的。

这名以色列逾期居留者引发了一起类似的移民案件，该案涉及另一名已故外国人。官员们正在核查该外国人的入境、逾期居留、死亡和埋葬情况。与此同时，春武里府的三份登记记录构成了另一条线索链。调查人员必须查明这些遗体是如何从登记地春武里府转移到北柳府的。

在四具尸体被移走后，泰国死亡报告系统、移民记录和墓地仍受到审查。

因此，报告死亡事件的泰国民众是调查的重要组成部分。官员们正在核实他们是否认识死者。此外，调查人员也在调查他们是否受甘查巴德组织或其他方的指使。

周二的移葬行动结束了四具遗体在墓地的实际存放，但并未解决相关的记录问题。官员们仍需为遗体寻找合法的安置地点，并完成家属同意和相关的法律程序。

除此之外，移民调查仍在进行中。必须根据现有记录重建这名英国公民的逾期居留情况。以色列逾期居留者的案件也需要进行同样的审查。同样，官员们仍在追踪在春武里府登记的以色列死亡案例。

最初的墓地审批也在审查之中。调查人员正在核查2021年的许可证是否合法签发。此外，还有后来的葬礼。据报道，其中三起葬礼发生在许可证于2023年底到期之后。

此外，曼谷的Charoen Krung犹太墓地目前正面临许可证审查。该墓地约有49座以色列人的坟墓，都在审查范围之内。再往南，普吉岛官员正在调查芭东的Chabad犹太会堂。土地、许可证和股东关系都在接受审查。

四具外国尸体引发了范围更广的调查，调查内容涵盖移民记录、死亡报告和丧葬安排。

在泰国各地，大约1200个墓地和火葬场正在接受内政部的单独审查。然而，此案的焦点仍然集中在邦克拉发现的四具尸体上。其中一具是英国公民，他持旅游签证逾期滞留。另一具是以色列公民，他也逾期滞留。

在遗体被运往北柳府之前，另有三名以色列人在泰国其他省份死亡。目前，官员们正在追踪从以色列人入境泰国到下葬期间的所有记录，包括入境许可、死亡登记和运输安排，以及墓地文件和遗体处理人员的信息。

周二的行动将遗骸从这处无证墓地移走。然而，调查范围已远远超出这四座坟墓，还涉及移民档案、死亡记录、土地交易和公司架构，以及春武里府、曼谷和普吉岛。

墓地中心保存着四名已故外国人的遗骸以及与他们埋葬相关的记录。其中两人此前已逾期居留。目前，相关官员正在调查他们为何会被埋葬在邦克拉。

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前总理兼民主党领袖指出公众对选举委员会缺乏信任 2026年9月11日

2026年9月11日，由于政府查封或冻结超过200亿美元的资产，外国代理公司数量下降了81.77%。

阿瑜陀耶寺住持脱去僧袍，此前警方秘密潜伏数月后逮捕了寺庙高级官员 2026年9月10日

资深抗议领袖兼媒体大佬桑迪于2026年9月10日在以色列大使馆前发起街头抗议活动。

泰国部长阿努廷表示，美泰实质性贸易协议有望在阿努廷与特朗普通话后最终敲定（2026年9月10日）

2026年9月9日，芭堤雅一名警察在幼儿园枪杀了妻子，随后在家中被警方包围。

泰国准备进入核电时代，计划在2037年前建成两座小型模块化反应堆（2026年9月9日）

受8月份通胀率2.53%的影响，汽油和柴油价格上涨。然而，市场信心预计在2026年9月9日也会上升。

全国范围内的调查目标是超过3.6万家与外国人有关联的土地公司和另外7000家拥有公寓的公司 2026年9月8日

2026年9月8日，一名性交易网络头目因涉嫌儿童色情犯罪活动于周日被警方突袭逮捕。

维权律师呼吁对挪用残疾人彩票收入、为富人谋利的腐败行为采取行动 2026年9月8日

泰国内政部将于2026年9月7日开始执行有关犹太人葬礼和墓地的法律。

国家广播电视和电信委员会（NBTC）内部依然混乱，主席赢得诉诸法庭的权利。委员会成员将于2026年9月7日开始工作。

一名英国男子在芭堤雅中天区遭到恶性袭击，一名泰国男子被捕。一名70岁老人于2026年9月7日被踢中面部。

“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰结束对泰国的特别访问后离开。舰长对泰国的热情接待表示感谢。2026年9月6日

旅游业对9月15日起实施的30天签证政策存在严重分歧。一位顶级大亨称此举是一个巨大的错误。（2026年9月6日）

2026年9月6日，一名失踪的北碧府母亲在北部逗留7天后，在一辆南行巴士上被发现，失踪原因至今成谜。

2026年9月5日，苏梅岛一名以色列侨民成为总理阿努廷新驱逐制度下首位被驱逐出境者。

美国海军芭堤雅之行进展顺利，消费强劲。春武里府府尹称此行圆满成功。2026年9月5日

就在泰国政府于2026年9月5日正式介入人工智能市场之际，泰国的付费人工智能用户经历了噩梦般的一周。

马来西亚网络赌博头目在曼谷突袭行动中被捕。这名48岁的男子是UFA网络的高级代理人。2026年9月4日

2026年9月4日，一名疯狂的前男友驾驶皮卡撞向骑摩托车的前女友及其新男友，致其死亡。

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