A passerby spotted the bag at the side of Kanchanapisek Road in Moo 6 village in Tambon Saothong Hin in Bang Yai and alerted police. 
Police found the bag had 100 wraps, each with 2,000 meth pills. 
Police believe a trafficking ring left the bag to be picked up by a buyer but it was first spotted by the passerby.

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Passerby finds 200,000 meth pills lying at side of road in Pathum Thani

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