Phuket's Freedom Beach Cleared of Illegal Structures, Public Access Restored
Thailand's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has begun demolishing 22 illegal structures at Phuket's Freedom Beach. This move aims to restore public access, previously subject to unauthorized charges, and promote sustainable tourism alongside environmental conservation.
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