Cha-am Clarifies 'Missing Crab' Drama; Vendor Denies Cheating, Vows Responsibility
In Cha-am, Thailand, a vendor has responded to a social media uproar over an alleged missing crab purchased by a tourist. The vendor denied any wrongdoing and pledged to take responsibility, as the incident sparks concerns for local tourism.
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