The House committee on industries is checking the legality of Chinese-owned factories nationwide as it has found some of them had violated the law and affected the environment.

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Akaradet Wongpitakrote, United Thai Nation MP for Ratchaburi and chair of the House committee, said on Sunday that the panel earlier received complaints about the possible impact of Chinese-owned factories that were causing pollution and were allegedly built or being operated without a licence or by using Thai proxies.

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Onnucha Hutasingh
BANGKOK POST