Taxi Driver Arrested in Chiang Rai Smuggling 2.2 Million Yaba Pills Hidden as Children's Bed
Police in Chiang Rai intercepted a taxi smuggling 2.2 million Yaba pills, using a fake children's bed to conceal the narcotics. The suspect, traveling with two children, was arrested while attempting to bypass major checkpoints.
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