30,000 illegal CDs confiscated
Over 30,000 CDs were confiscated during a police raid in a famous Bangkok market in Khlongtom.
Ten shop owners were arrested for selling illegal movie CDs which are estimated to cause damage of over Bt100,000.
Initially, they are charged of renting or selling movies without licenses and possessing non-censored movies which is in violation of the motion-picture law.
Latest stories in this category
- World Heritage status sought for city stretch of Chao Phraya
- The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)..
- NMG reports good response to share issue as it..
- AIT operations back to normal following return to..
We Recommend
- Facebook isn't the place to let off tension
- At 60, Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong..
- Framework for Bangkok's development
- It's time for Thaksin to respect the rule of law:..
TOP STORIES
- Red shirts rally at Ratchaprasong,..
- Political battle on Facebook
- ASICS wants monitoring of Cambodian..
- Three injured in explosion inside Asia..
- Thaksin to make phone call to address..
- Thaksin criticises central bank
- British man run over by train in..
- 3G discount agreed
- Brief blackout in the South causes..
- University students vow against cheating
VIDEO NEWS
"Dharma Text Next to Image" exhibition
Thai photography artist Manit Sriwanichapoom talks about his curatorial photo..
"Nazca Lines Live the Legend" exhibition
The Embassy of Peru offers them for Bangkok's perusal in the exhibition "Nazca..
Hongsa power plant in Laos is 50% completed
Hongsa power plant in Laos is 50% completed, the company's executives told the..
The Phantom of the Opera
"The Phantom of the Opera" is at Bangkok's Muangthai Rachadalai Theatre until..
Comments conditions
Users are solely responsible for their comments.We reserve the right to remove any comment and revoke posting rights for any reason withou prior notice.