90% Fake? Police Reveal Findings on Designer Bags Seized in Boom Panadda Case
Thai police revealed initial findings suggesting around 90% of designer handbags seized in connection with celebrity Boom Panadda's foundation may be counterfeit. The investigation has expanded, with more luxury items confiscated.
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