In the tropical heart of Southeast Asia, a serious problem has emerged, cloaked in shadows and whispered accusations. A slew of dubious Chinese-owned factories have stealthily set up shop in Thailand, leaving behind a trail of economic disruption and environmental chaos. Finally, the Thai government has decided enough is enough and has initiated a hardline crackdown against these clandestine “grey businesses” that have been operating under the radar for years. Led by Industry Minister Akanat Promphan, this campaign, fittingly dubbed “Sud Soi” or “all the way,” is targeting these unlawful foreign-owned business ventures. Promphan’s determination to rectify the years of lax law enforcement is palpable. “This isn’t a new policy. It’s what should have been the norm,” Akanat states, his resolve cutting through the haze of past negligence like a beacon of change. The crackdown casts a spotlight primarily on foreign investors, predominantly from China, who have allegedly exploited Thailand’s…
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