Thailand Raids Warehouses Behind Cheap Counterfeit Cosmetics Sold Online
Thai immigration police raided two warehouses in Samut Sakhon linked to cheap counterfeit cosmetics sold online. Six foreign nationals were arrested and numerous fake products seized, raising concerns about consumer health risks.
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