Phuket Police Raid 'Nominee' Operations in Rawai, Investigating Over 100 Million Baht in Funds
Phuket police have cracked down on 'nominee' operations in Rawai, where foreigners allegedly use Thai nationals as fronts for businesses. Investigations are underway, linking the operations to multiple business entities and over 100 million baht in financial flows.
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