Prachin Buri Raids Suspected Illegal Wire Recycling Factory, Finds 160 Bags of Cable Sheathing
An illegal wire recycling factory has been raided in Prachin Buri, Thailand, uncovering approximately 160 bags of cable sheathing. The materials have been seized on suspicion of containing hazardous substances, with investigations underway. Concerns are rising over potential health and environmental impacts on local residents.
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