In a plot that could easily be mistaken for the subplot of a gripping detective novel, an elaborate underground operation came to light in the bustling suburbs of Bangkok. Just yesterday, nestled in the typically serene Ram Inthra area, a luxurious house was exposed as the unlikely hub of an illegal e-cigarette empire. A master scheme, orchestrated by an enterprising duo of Chinese nationals, involved renting this opulent property and transforming it into a secret production site. The elaborate setup was dedicated to refurbishing discarded e-cigarette components. These crafty entrepreneurs meticulously refilled used e-cigarette heads with fresh liquid, meticulously repackaging them to look brand new before sending them off to willing buyers across various markets. The sinister operation might have continued undiscovered, but for a tireless team led by Police Major General Pattanasak Bubpasuwan, Commander of the Consumer Protection Police Division, who was onto the culprits. Tasked with investigating the…
