Counterfeit Banknotes Flood Thailand, Seafood Vendor Falls Victim to Fake 100 Baht Note
The circulation of counterfeit banknotes is escalating in Thailand, with a seafood vendor in Udon Thani province falling victim to a fake 100 baht note. Despite the poor quality, which causes the color to bleed when wet, the problem is spreading.
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