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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 22 July 2025
Phuket Police Nab Suspected Dealer, Seize 3,500 Meth Pills Picture courtesy of Phuket News In a dramatic pre-dawn raid in Phuket, local authorities arrested a suspected drug dealer clad only in his boxers, uncovering a considerable stash of over 3,500 methamphetamine pills hidden in his home. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1367510-phuket-police-nab-suspected-dealer-seize-3500-meth-pills/ -
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Report Phuket Police Nab Suspected Dealer, Seize 3,500 Meth Pills
Picture courtesy of Phuket News In a dramatic pre-dawn raid in Phuket, local authorities arrested a suspected drug dealer clad only in his boxers, uncovering a considerable stash of over 3,500 methamphetamine pills hidden in his home. The operation unfolded in the early hours of yesterday morning in Thepkrasattri, within Phuket’s Thalang district. This arrest is a significant stride in the island’s intensified anti-drugs campaign, aiming to curb illegal activities through robust enforcement and community vigilance. A coordinated team, consisting of provincial officers, security personnel, and anti-narcotics volunteers, was led by Chaiporn Yangchin of the Narcotics Control Board. They descended upon a residence in Moo 4 at precisely 2:06am, executing the raid with precision. The suspect, referred to only as “Mr A,” was apprehended at the scene. Inside his residence, authorities discovered 3,592 methamphetamine tablets, commonly known in Thailand as Yaba, meaning “crazy medicine.” Charged with possession of a Category 1 narcotic with the intent to sell and unauthorised drug use, Mr A is now facing significant legal repercussions. Law enforcement officials suspect that he might be linked to a broader drug network operating within the region. Following the arrest, Mr A and the seized drugs were taken to Thalang Police Station for further legal processing. The swift and effective operation reflects the determination of local law enforcement to dismantle drug-related activities across the island. This crackdown forms a crucial part of the ongoing White Interior campaign in Phuket, which strives to establish drug-free environments through strategic policing and heightened community surveillance. The campaign is gaining traction, illustrating the island's commitment to combating substance abuse and maintaining public safety. Phuket has been grappling with the challenges posed by drug trafficking, which threatens the safety and well-being of its residents and tourists. The White Interior campaign symbolises a broader effort to address these challenges head-on, fostering safer communities through collaboration between police and local citizens. The seized meth pills—3,592 in total—carry a local street value of approximately 900,000 Thai Baht, posing a significant risk to the community. The authorities remain vigilant in their efforts to dismantle similar networks and prevent narcotics from infiltrating local neighbourhoods. The arrest of Mr A is a testament to the effectiveness and importance of community involvement in policing. Residents are encouraged to report suspicious activities, playing a vital role in supporting the authorities’ efforts to ensure a safer Phuket. This high-profile arrest not only disrupts local drug operations but also serves as a stern warning to others involved in the illegal trade. The message is clear: Phuket is resolute in its fight against drugs, and those engaging in such activities will face severe consequences. As the police continue their efforts, this operation marks another victory in the ongoing battle against drug crime, reinforcing the island's commitment to creating a secure and healthy environment for all its inhabitants. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-22 -
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