Police

Ko Lanta Police Pledge to Combat Corruption

Ko Lanta Police Station officers publicly pledged to reject gifts and benefits that could fuel corruption, with the superintendent leading the commitment during the new year meeting.

18 Jul Ko Lanta Police

The superintendent of Ko Lanta Police Station, Pol. Lt. Col. Siritham Nakworranan, led officers in a public declaration against all forms of corruption on January 29, 2569, at 9:00 a.m. during their first meeting of the year. The officers committed to refusing all gifts and benefits before, during, and after performing their duties that could lead to corruption, both now and in the future. The pledge aligns with the station's regulations and all applicable laws and procedures.

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