Former Monk Arrested with 891 Meth Pills in Central Thailand
A former monk has been arrested in central Thailand for possessing approximately 891 methamphetamine pills. Two women were also found at the scene and are suspected of using the drugs together. This incident highlights the persistent drug problem within Thai society.
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