In the picturesque and vibrant region of Mu Koh Surin National Park, Phang Nga, a significant environmental drama has been unfolding this month—a tale that began when the Myanmar-flagged cargo ship, the MV Ayar Linn, met more than just its match as it ran aground on the fragile coral reefs on June 1. The incident has sparked a determined and intricate recovery operation, pulling together a commendable ensemble of environmental enthusiasts. The daring bid to liberate the marooned vessel has attracted a unique trifecta of devoted teams. Led by Kriangkrai Pohcharoen, the vigilant head of the national park, these gallant members have been tirelessly working to set the Ayar Linn afloat again. The scene at Ao Chak Bay since June 14 has been one of relentless endeavor, encompassing experts from Marine National Park Operation Centre 2 in Phuket, local academics from Phuket Rajabhat University, and community advocates from the Moken…
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