Thailand: Investigation into arson of Naga crown ornament intensifies with CCTV footage review
Authorities in Pattaya, Thailand, are urgently reviewing CCTV footage to identify the perpetrator who set fire to a Naga (mythical serpent) crown ornament. The incident occurred at a key tourist attraction, prompting a swift investigation.
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