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Deputy Interior Minister raids 3 unlicensed hotels in Pluak Daeng

Deputy Interior Minister raids 3 unlicensed hotels in Pluak Daeng

MGR Online•Society•35m ago

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Deputy Interior Minister Polpee Suwannachavee led a raid on three hotels in Pluak Daeng, Rayong, for operating without licenses and ordered an investigation into potential nominee structures.

  • •Deputy Interior Minister Polpee Suwannachavee led a special task force from the Department of Provincial Administration to Pluak Daeng, Rayong, on October 17.
  • •Three hotels—Atour Rayong Bowin, C-House & Residence Hotel Amata City, and Interpark Hotel & Residence Eastern Seaboard Rayong—were found operating without hotel business licenses.
  • •Authorities are expanding the investigation into real estate holdings and financial trails to identify potential nominee business arrangements.

Overview

  • •On October 17, Deputy Interior Minister Polpee Suwannachavee led a special task force to Pluak Daeng, Rayong.
  • •The Department of Provincial Administration special task force and Pluak Daeng District administration inspected hotel businesses in the area.
  • •Atour Rayong Bowin was arrested for operating 79 rooms daily without a license.
  • •C-House & Residence Hotel Amata City was reported to Pluak Daeng Police Station for operating 20 out of 63 rooms daily without a license.
  • •Interpark Hotel & Residence Eastern Seaboard Rayong, an 8-story building with 76 rooms, was reported to Pluak Daeng Police Station for operating daily rooms without a license.
  • •The operation follows policies of the government and the Ministry of Interior under Anutin Charnvirakul to organize society and suppress illegal businesses.
  • •The Department of Provincial Administration ordered a detailed investigation into real estate ownership and financial trails to check for nominee representatives.
  • •Pluak Daeng District administration must closely monitor the legal proceedings of the three establishments and report back to the Department of Provincial Administration.

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Key Entities

Person

Polpee Suwannachavee(พลพีร์ สุวรรณฉวี)
The Deputy Minister of Interior who led the special task force to raid unlicensed hotels in Pluak Daeng.
Anutin Charnvirakul(อนุทิน ชาญวีรกูล)ℹ️
The Prime Minister and Minister of Interior who oversees the policies for social organization and illegal business suppression.
Narucha Khosasivila(นฤชา โฆษาศิวิไลซ์)
The Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration.
Ronnarong Thipsiri(รณรงค์ ทิพย์ศิริ)
The Deputy Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration assigned to lead the operation.
Singkham Khamyod(สิงห์คำ คำยอด)
The Director of the Bureau of Investigation and Legal Affairs.

Organization

Ministry of Interior(กระทรวงมหาดไทย)ℹ️
The ministry overseeing the policy to organize society and suppress illegal businesses.
Department of Provincial Administration(กรมการปกครอง)ℹ️
The government agency whose special task force conducted the raids and is investigating nominee business structures.
Chaiyanuphap Task Force(ชุดไชยานุภาพ)
The territorial volunteer force that assisted in the raids.
Atour Rayong Bowin Hotel(โรงแรมอะทัวร์ ระยอง บ่อวิน)
A hotel with 79 rooms arrested for operating without a license.
C-House & Residence Hotel Amata City(โรงแรม C-House & Residence Hotel Amata City)
A hotel with 63 rooms reported for operating 20 rooms daily without a license.
Interpark Hotel & Residence Eastern Seaboard Rayong(โรงแรม Interpark Hotel & Residence Eastern Seaboard Rayong)
An 8-story hotel and service apartment with 76 rooms reported for operating daily rooms without a license.
Pluak Daeng Police Station(สถานีตำรวจภูธรปลวกแดง)
The police station where complaints were filed against the unlicensed hotels.

Place

Pluak Daeng(ปลวกแดง)
The district in Rayong Province where the unlicensed hotels were located.
Rayong(ระยอง)ℹ️
The province where the raids took place.