Massive Drug Bust in Northern Thailand: Over 2.4 Million Methamphetamine Pills Seized
A large-scale drug smuggling operation was intercepted between Chiang Mai and Lamphun in northern Thailand. Police pursued a vehicle that was eventually abandoned by the suspect, leading to the discovery of over 2.4 million methamphetamine pills. Authorities are continuing their investigation.
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