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Krabi Zoo Raided Over Suspected Israeli Nominee Ownership
A zoo in Krabi has been raided by authorities on suspicion of operating as a nominee business for Israeli investors, raising concerns over violations of foreign business laws and animal welfare. The operation is part of a nationwide crackdown on illegal nominee arrangements by foreigners.
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