Russian Investor Alleges 16M Baht Land Fraud Amid Phuket Demolition
A Russian investor has alleged a 16 million baht land fraud in Phuket, coinciding with demolition work scheduled for November 8. The case raises questions about foreign investor rights and property transaction transparency in Thailand.
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