Ta Rong Damrong Dharma Center after the youngest daughter sued the family want to repent ready to forgive
from the case Mr. Chamnong Poonkhae A 79-year-old Khok Mamuang villager, Lattakhian sub-district, Kabinburi district, Prachinburi province, complained through the media in Prachinburi province that he and his four daughters were sued by the fifth daughter for eviction from their residence. After separating and transferring the land ownership according to the title deed, land number 24670, so that all children are equal by assigning the youngest daughter to share the land with the brothers According to the news already
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latest progress Late today (January 21), reporters traveled to meet Mr. Chamnong at his homestay. met with Mr. Chamnong and Aunt Wong Mr. Chamnong’s wife They both sat in the basement of the house, showing signs of depression. Especially Uncle Chamnong, who is still recuperating after cancer surgery.
Aunt Wong said that Sad that the daughter sued to evict parents, siblings It’s not right. At first I still thought of this daughter. but now love The concern he had for this child was no more. I don’t know whether the children will feel pity for their parents and siblings in the same pregnancy or not.
Uncle Chamnong said with tears in his eyes that After complaining to reporters yesterday (January 20) she had her daughter take her complaint to the Damrongtham Center in Prachinburi Province. ready to help and coordinated with the prosecutor of the Kabin Buri Provincial Court The prosecutor suggested that he and his children Those who have been sued for eviction have contacted and made a request to live openly since 2004 and will find a way to help. Focus on matters that have suffered as quickly as possible.
Uncle Chamnong reiterated that Thanks to the media as a medium like being the first to point the way to the light Otherwise, he would suffer the torment of his biological daughter. think of driving elsewhere who still do not know where to go Now contact and talk to the daughter of the perpetrator. He also didn’t talk.
“I want to see this daughter repent. Parents and siblings always forgive their mistakes. If you want to share the land with all brothers and sisters according to the original intentions, it would be nice. But I don’t know if I’ll get that or not.” Uncle Chamnong said
