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Raid on suspected nominee zoo in Krabi
Authorities in Krabi, southern Thailand, raided a zoo suspected of being operated by foreigners using Thai nationals as nominee shareholders. Investigators seized information on business plans and shareholding structures, and are tracing investment sources and true beneficiaries.
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