Thailand Cracks Down on Motorcycle Gangs, Over 2,000 Detained in 2 Days for Drug Offenses
Thailand has conducted a large-scale crackdown on the unhygienic motorcycle gang known as "Trip Nam Mai Arb," detaining over 2,000 individuals in just two days. Suspects face charges related to methamphetamine and ice drug smuggling and usage.
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