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A former leader against the Agra gold mine, protested before the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) against opening the mine in the hopes of selling land Published: 7 Feb. 2022 06:31 Updated: 7 Feb. 2022 06:31 By: Online Manager Phichit – MCOT, NACC raises a team to listen to the echoes of villagers around the Akara Gold Mine. Before visiting the mine today (February 7), both people raised banners cheering for supporters and opposition groups, as well as meeting a 72-year-old uncle, a former anti-mining leader who opened his mouth to oppose to sell land. The NACC, Mr. Teeratchai Phanthumas, the commission's spokesman, Mr. Prademchai Boonchuay, the committee's secretary, and the committee joined the field to investigate the issuance of gold mining concession certificates and the impact of gold mining operations. Akara Resources Company Limited or Agra Gold Mining Area Which is located at Khao Chet Luk Subdistrict, Thap Khlo District, Phichit Province this past weekend. The National Anti-Corruption Commission met with Mr. Chaiporn Sudsin, 44 years old, residing at 50 Village No. 7, Ban Thung Na Ngam, Tai Dong Subdistrict, Wang Pong District, Phetchabun Province, chairman of the Gold Mining Lovers Club. with a group of villagers who live around the Akara gold mine in the area of Khao Chet Luk Subdistrict, Phichit Province, Tai Dong Subdistrict, Phetchabun Province, Wang Phong Subdistrict, Phitsanulok Province, more than 200 people On this occasion, a group of villagers submitted a letter to the NACC stating in brief that they supported the opening of the Agra gold mine and confirmed that the Agra gold mine's operations did not affect the environment. Well-being and health of the villagers including employees - workers Thousands of others are well and happy. healthy Has not affected the health and environment as in the news in any way. Mr. Iam Theerachatdamrong, 72 years old, residing at 24/1 Moo 9, Ban Khao Mo, Khao Chet Luk Subdistrict, is currently a member. Khao Chet Luk Subdistrict Administrative Organization He said he was a protest against the operation of the Agra gold mine on the grounds of environmental, health, air pollution, cyanide poisoning, etc. But in fact, in order to sell their own land to the gold mines, Agra had to attack for many years. Until finally, around 2013, the Agra mine agreed to buy its own land of 48 rai 2 ngan for a price of 27 million baht and a house demolition cost of another 8 hundred thousand baht. So today I would like to tell the truth. for the purpose of selling the said land Therefore, environmental issues are only a part of the pressure on the Agra gold mine to buy land.