Chiang Mai Nightlife Venue Busted for Unlicensed Operation and After-Hours Alcohol Service
A nightlife venue in Chiang Mai's Chang Moi district was shut down for operating without a license, serving alcohol after legal hours, and hosting live music. The crackdown followed complaints from local residents about late-night disturbances.
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