The Samanea Bangkok Market is seen in the picture posted in the Facebook page of Samanea Plaza Thailand.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has ordered an investigation into the legality of Samanea Plaza Thailand, a new wholesale and retail trade and goods distribution centre in Bangkok’s Bang Na district, after reports claimed that it is fully owned by Chinese investors.
Gen Prayut said he had instructed all state agencies concerned, including the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Interior, to run a check into the legality of the trade centre.
“If the centre’s permit was unlawfully issued, it will have to be shut down,” said Gen Prayut.
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