Thai Police Chief Orders Crackdown on 'Grey Chinese' Arms Cache
The Thai National Police Chief has ordered a thorough investigation following the discovery of a significant arms cache and explosives linked to Chinese nationals in Bang Lamung, vowing to prevent Thailand from being used as a base for criminal activities.
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