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Police search for source of fake 1,000 baht note in Pattaya
Huay Yai police are investigating the source of a fake 1,000 baht that was used at a temple fair Bang Lamung.
A 34 year old stall holder at the fair contacted police after he discovered he had been duped by the fake note.
He told officers a Thai woman who looked about 40 years old used the note to buy socks worth 100 baht. The seller handed over 900 baht in change.
Police are trying to identify the woman and urged people to be on the lookout for counterfeit money.
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