4 bodies moved from Nong Sone Jewish Cemetery in Chachoengsao

MGR Online•Society•28m ago

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Four bodies were moved from the Nong Sone Jewish Cemetery in Chachoengsao to a new site in Chonburi following provincial orders.

•Four bodies were moved from the Nong Sone Jewish Cemetery in Bang Kla District, Chachoengsao, on September 15.
•The relocation followed an order from Chachoengsao Province to demolish structures and move the deceased.
•The bodies were transferred to a licensed cemetery in Ban Bueng District, Chonburi.
•Local resident Suwat Chantharasorn expressed relief, citing previous concerns over water quality and hygiene.

•Chachoengsao Province ordered the demolition of structures and the removal of four deceased bodies from the Nong Sone Jewish Cemetery.
•The relocation of the four bodies took place on September 15.
•The four bodies were moved to a licensed cemetery located in Ban Bueng District, Chonburi.
•Suwat Chantharasorn stated that the presence of the cemetery caused anxiety and conflict within the community.
•Suwat Chantharasorn expressed concern that heavy rain could cause seepage from the burial area into public water sources and fish ponds.
•Suwat Chantharasorn noted that the area near the cemetery has been used for livelihoods for over 20-30 years and the nearby road has existed for 50-60 years.
•Suwat Chantharasorn suggested that burials of other religions should be conducted in specifically designated areas to ensure community hygiene and safety.

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Suwat Chantharasorn

"Previously, many villagers did not know this was a cemetery because the cemetery was only built in the last few years."

ก่อนหน้านี้ชาวบ้านจำนวนมากไม่รู้ว่าตรงนี้เป็นสุสาน เพราะสุสานเพิ่งเข้ามาสร้างในช่วงไม่กี่ปีที่ผ่านมา

Nong Sone Jewish Cemetery(สุสานยิวบ้านหนองโสน)

A cemetery located in Samet Tai Subdistrict, Bang Kla District, Chachoengsao, from which four bodies were removed.

Chachoengsao(ฉะเชิงเทรา)ℹ️

The province where the Nong Sone Jewish Cemetery is located and which issued the relocation order.

Bang Kla(บางคล้า)

The district in Chachoengsao where the Nong Sone Jewish cemetery is situated.

Samet Tai(เสม็ดใต้)

The subdistrict in Bang Kla District where the cemetery is located.

Samet Nuea(เสม็ดเหนือ)

The subdistrict where Suwat Chantharasorn resides.

Khlong Wang Sung(คลองวังซุง)

A canal used by residents of Samet Nuea and Samet Tai subdistricts.

Ban Bueng(บ้านบึง)ℹ️

The district in Chonburi where the bodies were moved to a new licensed cemetery.

Chonburi(ชลบุรี)ℹ️

The province where the new licensed cemetery is located.

Suwat Chantharasorn(สุวัฒน์ จันทรศร)

A 61-year-old resident of Moo 5, Samet Nuea Subdistrict, who owns fish ponds near the cemetery.