Corrupt Officials Blamed for Foreigners' Illegal Businesses in Thailand, Poll Finds
A Nida poll reveals that 67.10% of Thais believe corrupt government officials are the primary cause of illegal businesses operated by foreigners. Lenient penalties and legal loopholes were also cited as significant factors.
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