Thailand Cracks Down on Jewish 'Nominee' Networks, Investigates 3 Provinces
Thailand's Deputy Minister of Interior has launched a crackdown on alleged Jewish 'nominee' networks operating businesses in Thailand under Thai names. Investigations are underway in three provinces, including Chonburi and Phuket, with authorities vowing to revoke citizenship and seize assets if violations are found.
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