Tan met Pol Col Prawes Moolpramook, DSI deputy director, at 9:30 am to acknowledge charge that he had encroached on the Khao Paeng mountain. 
	Tan told reporters that he explained to the DSI that his five land plots on Samui Island did not encroach on the national forests as charged. 
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