Thai Border Patrol Seizes Over 90kg of Methamphetamine from Cross-Border Drug Ring
The Thai Border Patrol Unit 246 has busted an international drug trafficking ring attempting to smuggle over 90 kilograms of methamphetamine. This operation highlights the critical role of border security in Thailand's anti-drug efforts.
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