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BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand’s Supreme Court on Wednesday affirmed a three-year, two-month prison sentence for a top construction tycoon in connection with a poaching incident in a wildlife sanctuary in which a black panther was shot and cooked over a campfire.
An activist said the court’s ruling shows rich people can be punished for breaking the law.
Park rangers found the construction tycoon in February of 2018 with guns and several slain animals, including the black panther that was butchered and cooked.
Thailand’s rental market remains strong amid the wider economic and social impact of Covid-19, representing an opportunity for new players
Thailand expects to begin talks on a free trade agreement (FTA) with Bangladesh next year.