The Marine activist emphasizes the exploitation in the MU -KO -SURIN -National Park

Siranudh further explained that the local Morgan live about 230 meters on a small beach in Mu Ko Surin National Park. “If you have ever visited the Surin Islands, you would see that the hygienic conditions raise serious questions about your quality of life,” he said.

The ship's conservator found that at the beginning of last year he informed the head of the national park that a local tour operator did child labor, but the director replied that he was aware of the situation and knew the operator personally.

He pointed out that parking officers also hired Morgan people to do cleaning, kitchen work, rice bags, to transport goods and support them all day long to do a monthly wage of 4,000 to 5,000 baht.

Siranudh emphasized that most of Morgan -Home Thai citizens are and added that they even inspired the science fiction film Avatar: The Way of Water. He explained that he allowed two children to take part in nature conservation activities at the beginning of last year.

He found that the Morgan developed physical adjustments due to their sea heirs that enable them to keep their breath under water longer than most people, and some even have an extraordinary underwater view.

Another reason why he involved the children is to keep them within sight of the national park officers in sight to ensure their security.

In the course of the three-day mission, on which the diving of coral reefs examines and sea waste was collected-diving the children over 10 meters without equipment, cutting networks and returning faster than the parking personnel on land themselves.

He added that they were able to recognize navy creatures and ghost networks faster than any other in the team.

Siranudh further announced that a resident informed him during a visit to the Morgan -dorf that they were no longer able to build boats in their traditional style. Instead, they are put under pressure to buy Longail boats from the province of Phang NGA to meet the image expected by the southern tourism industry.

The island has only one school that is occupied by a single voluntary teacher who is responsible for every subject. Due to the difficulty of traveling, the teacher is sometimes unable to reach the island, which means that Morgan children often miss the same educational opportunities as other Thai children.

“The Morgan – the part of the Thai population – are an essential part of our society,” he said. “In addition to the skills of children and strategic skills and strategic skills, Morgan Culture and History are a lively thread in Thailand's identity, which reminds us of the rich diversity within the Thai people.”

Siranudh asked large organizations and government agencies to create more opportunities to support and present the Morgan talents, which indicates that their skills and identity could become a defining characteristic of southern Thai Marine tourism.

He added that the Morgan people are ideally suited to serve as a park of Rangers in the region, since they understand the environment deeper than any other.