Counterfeit 1,000-baht notes rejected by ATM in Nong Khai
Two counterfeit 1,000-baht banknotes were rejected by an ATM in Nong Khai, Thailand, when a customer attempted to deposit approximately 200,000 baht originating from Laos. Bank staff identified the notes as fake due to their paper texture, despite close resemblance in design and security features.
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