Phuket authorities seek dissolution of Swiss man’s Green Elephant Foundation

The Phuket’s province forwarded by the Governor, M.P. Sophon Suwannarat, is proceeding with the proposal of liquidation of the Green Elephant Wildlife Foundation, which was registered by a Swiss expat, Monsieur Urs Fehr. The foundations is currently under investigation as it is facing a number of blocagres.

The announcement of the proposal to undrown was made after the governor had spent several days promoting Phuket at the International Tourism Bourse (ITB Berlin 2024). His first official duty was a meeting at Phuket Provincial Hall, attented by Mr. Chammanwit Terat, the Ministry of Interior Deputy Permanent Secretary, and Mr. Paiuegern Srisopas the Phuket Provincial Police Commander.

“The Phuket provincial hall with the assistance of public prosecutors will ask the court to lift off the foundation operating elephant services according to established laws.”

She makes this statement after the announcement has been made. Here she emphasizes again the need for quickness and the tourists recovery.

An investigation is on-going into both foundations connected to the Montessori and Green Elephant Sanctuary Parks which sit on the same operational logo, mentioned Governor Sophon.

“The response window of 30 days must be presented. If any implication of intentionally misleading is found, a lawsuit is likely to follow immediately.”

The police, in addition, are still probing the land where the beating of Fehr happened. On-site steps as confirmed by the Park Authorities have been removed, and the area will be used for public recreation Also, other domiciles at the high-class housing development had their steps removed which was according to the alleged breach of public property.

As per the regulation of Governor Sophon, there was a notice for Fehr that he should be taken back to the nature reserve and no more stays can be approved Nevertheless, Fehrl would have the right to stay in the country and advance the appeal for assault charge being brought forward against him. He is in now on bail, and he has to report authorities every 15 days failure to which returns to the detention.

The Thalang District Office has the guns Bforfeited, rifle and a handgun, from Fehr and the organization. Besides the suspicious case of money laundering, also as mentioned by Governor Sophon, the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is about to follow up on the case on March 15th, according to the Phuket News published online.

Recently, Phuket Provincial Police Commander Police Major General Sinlert Sukhum gave a press conference on the law enforcement of the police in the area of Phuket. Mentioning that the crackdown in the past seven days on law breakers brought the number of arrests to 33 and among the 11 arrested were Russians. The most generic accusation which fell on the foreignings was illegal participation.

As it comes to the same news, the Thai Immigration Police considered the change of the Swiss national who had commit the assault case to Phuket. Probes were at the time in relation of his former companies and foundation.