Warning in Thailand over fake cough syrup bottles. Police smash counterfeit medicine empire in 4 raids

September 26, 2026 at 2:12 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

Thai police are hunting the financiers and masterminds behind a ฿100 million counterfeit medicine empire uncovered during four coordinated raids. The network operated from hidden Samut Sakhon factories and a Bangkok distribution point for up to two years. Officers arrested nine workers and seized 1.4 million items, including 37,000 finished bottles and packaging for vast further production. FDA tests found coloured, flavoured syrup without any active antihistamine inside bottles made to resemble registered Allergin medicine. Investigators are now tracing nationwide deliveries, warehouse leases and money flows as pharmacies face warnings over selling the dangerous fakes.

Thai police hunt financiers behind a ฿100 million fake medicine empire after raids seized 1.4m items and exposed bogus Allergin syrup made without active antihistamine. ( Source: Matichon )

Thai police are hunting the financier behind a counterfeit medicine network linked to losses exceeding ฿100 million. Investigators also want those who directed production, secured warehouses and controlled nationwide deliveries. The operation reportedly ran for one to two years before police struck on September 22. However, its suspected financier and senior organisers remain outside police custody.

Officers searched four locations in Samut Sakhon and Bangkok. The sites handled separate stages of an industrial manufacturing and distribution system. In total, police and Food and Drug Administration officers seized more than 1.4 million items. The haul included finished products, machinery, ingredients, bottles, labels and caps.

More than 37,000 completed bottles of counterfeit Allergin Syrup were recovered. Officers also found 400,000 empty amber bottles and 850,000 copied silver caps. Alongside these, investigators seized over 150,000 counterfeit labels awaiting use. The packaging stocks revealed capacity for production far beyond the finished bottles found.

Bangkok police lead four-site operation after fake Allergin Syrup is traced from southern pharmacies

Police Maj Gen Pallop Aeromla, deputy Bangkok police commissioner, announced the operation’s results on September 23. Food and Drug Administration Secretary-General Supattra Boonserm joined the briefing. Police Maj Gen Chotiwat Luangwilai supervised the Metropolitan Police Bureau investigation. At operational level, Police Col Atchawasit Sriboonyamanon led the search teams.

Although Bangkok police led the case, both production plants stood outside the capital. They were concealed among rice fields in Na Khok, Mueang Samut Sakhon district. Separately, a Ban Phaeo property stored bottles, caps and labels. The final location served as a distribution point in Bangkok’s Bang Khun Thian district.

The investigation began after pharmacies found suspicious Allergin Syrup products, particularly in southern Thailand. In response, they contacted N&N Pharmaceutical, which produces the genuine registered medicine. Company personnel examined the bottles and traced information through the delivery system. They then passed their findings to metropolitan investigators and the FDA.

Police followed movements connected with the suspected products and their production materials. Subsequently, investigators identified a white enclosed pickup travelling towards a Na Khok warehouse. Officers watched the vehicle enter the property before moving in. Inside were two Myanmar men, aged 32 and 24.

Two drivers led police to isolated factories after accepting ฿500 to transport counterfeit medicine

The driver claimed that a friend had introduced him to the work. He said an unidentified person supplied the vehicle in Bangkok. Afterwards, somebody sent him coordinates for the Samut Sakhon collection point. Another vehicle was expected to receive the consignment following collection.

Each man was reportedly offered ฿500 for the journey. Both claimed they had never previously worked for the network. Yet investigators did not immediately accept their account. Instead, police searched the property and uncovered equipment linked to counterfeit medicine production.

That discovery led officers to another warehouse approximately 16 kilometres away. Police concluded that both Na Khok facilities belonged to the same production system. Notably, each building performed a different function. One prepared the liquid, while the other bottled and packaged it.

The first location was a large factory surrounded by rice fields. Its production area occupied a single-storey building inside the rural property. When police entered, nine workers were filling bottles with prepared liquid. Officers stopped the operation and secured the machinery, materials and finished stock.

Police sources identified eight workers as Myanmar nationals and one as a Lao national. By comparison, another official account described all nine as Myanmar nationals. The FDA’s bulletin did not resolve that difference. Nevertheless, police arrested all nine workers found inside.

Nine workers arrested as police uncover separate plants for bottling and preparing counterfeit syrup

Officers seized filling and packaging machinery from the building. They also recovered more than 100 blue drums containing prepared liquid. Nearby, large stocks of counterfeit caps and product labels were stored for use. Workers could fill, seal and label the bottles without leaving the site.

The second Na Khok site was a black, single-storey warehouse without a street number. Like the first factory, it stood amid rice fields. Inside, investigators found around ten boiling pots and more than 200 material containers. Police said the property served as the network’s preparation and mixing centre.

FDA inspectors found red liquid stored inside blue drums. In addition, officers discovered a clear liquid carrying a raspberry smell. Other materials included syrup, food colouring, motors and mixing paddles. The available ingredients could reportedly fill approximately 100,000 bottles.

Importantly, that estimate covered materials present during the raid. It excluded earlier products that may already have entered the market. The two rural factories therefore revealed the network’s operating sequence. Prepared liquid moved from the mixing site to the separate bottling plant.

Investigators also searched a packaging store in Ban Phaeo district. The property stood at 68/8, Moo 6, Yok Krabat subdistrict. There, officers found large quantities of empty amber bottles, silver caps and counterfeit labels. These materials could then be supplied to the Na Khok production line.

Packaging store and Bangkok distribution point reveal the scale and reach of nationwide operation

The silver screw caps carried the words “BA BESSY ARON”. According to the FDA, they copied marks belonging to N&N Pharmaceutical. Likewise, the seized labels carried the Allergin Syrup name and registered product information. The materials were prepared to give the bottles a commercial pharmaceutical appearance.

In Bangkok, police searched a distribution point inside Sinthawee Village. The property stood on Soi Anamai Ngam Charoen 19 in Tha Kham. Investigators found another pickup holding completed counterfeit Allergin Syrup products. The bottles were reportedly awaiting delivery to customers.

Police sources initially described approximately 40,000 bottles at the Bangkok property. Later, the FDA issued a consolidated total covering all four locations. Its count listed more than 37,000 completed bottles. Consequently, the two figures describe the same recovered stock and should not be combined.

The counterfeit labels displayed registration number 1A 271/62 and lot number L2607061. Meanwhile, the printed manufacturing date was July 31, 2026. The stated expiry date was July 30, 2028. Those copied details made the products resemble medicine from a registered manufacturer.

Counterfeit bottles copy genuine drug details but contain no active antihistamine ingredient at all

Furthermore, the counterfeiters attempted to reproduce the genuine product’s taste and appearance. They copied its name, registration information, caps and printed dates. A company representative identified a difference in the stickers’ colour. That variation helped distinguish suspicious bottles from genuine stock.

Police bulletins described the seized products as counterfeit cough and allergy medicine. More precisely, Allergin Syrup is a registered allergy treatment. The genuine product contains chlorpheniramine, an antihistamine used for allergy symptoms. Its formulation also contains flavoured and coloured syrup.

Crucially, FDA inspectors found no active medicinal ingredient in the material examined at the factory. The liquid did not contain the registered chlorpheniramine. Rather, investigators found sweetened syrup, colouring and flavouring. Workers poured that mixture into bottles carrying copied pharmaceutical labels.

The bottles therefore presented coloured syrup as a registered modern medicine. FDA officers also described the production premises as unhygienic. Moreover, neither factory was authorised to manufacture pharmaceutical products. The case includes both counterfeit production and manufacturing without a licence.

The FDA separately addressed the misuse of cough and allergy medicines in drinks called 4×100. Such mixtures are consumed for their intoxicating effects. Still, the agency did not report finding narcotics inside the counterfeit liquid. Nor did it directly connect the seized batch with 4×100 production.

Police trace nationwide deliveries, vehicles and suppliers as hunt for network organisers widens

Instead, the FDA’s inspection established that the copied medicine lacked its stated active ingredient. Its 4×100 remarks concerned a wider pattern of medicine misuse. The agency said such drinks were popular among some young people. It also linked their use with progression towards more dangerous drugs.

Investigators believe the network distributed counterfeit products throughout Thailand. Police estimate that the operation continued for one to two years. To date, officials have not released a complete list of provinces receiving the bottles. They have also not identified every pharmacy, seller or customer involved.

The southern discoveries provide one confirmed starting point for tracing earlier deliveries. At the same time, the Bangkok property exposes part of the distribution chain. The drivers’ statements have opened another inquiry into the network’s transport arrangements. Police are tracing who supplied their vehicle and issued the coordinates.

Investigators also want the person who arranged the transfer to another vehicle. In parallel, they are examining who recruited and paid the factory workers. The network required repeated supplies of bottles, caps, labels, syrup and colouring. It also needed machinery, vehicles and several separate properties.

Financial trail, warehouse leases and machinery purchases may expose the financier and directors

The warehouses provide further investigative leads. Officers want to identify who owned, leased or supplied the isolated premises. Equally, they are examining who financed rent, machinery and daily production. No suspected warehouse provider or financial backer has yet been publicly named.

Investigators estimated losses and wider impact above ฿100 million, or approximately S$3.8 million. At this stage, that remains an official estimate linked to the operation. It is not a confirmed calculation of sales income or seized stock. Police have disclosed no complete financial trail.

The nine arrested workers face proceedings under Thailand’s medicine and trademark laws. The accusations include counterfeiting another party’s registered trademark. They also cover possessing counterfeit-marked products for sale. Additionally, the case involves unlicensed production and the sale of counterfeit modern medicine.

Police cited Sections 108 and 110(1) of the Trademark Act. They also cited Sections 12, 72(1), 73, 101 and 117 of the Drug Act. Section 83 of the Criminal Code was invoked as well. The FDA said producing and selling counterfeit medicine could bring separate criminal penalties.

Police pursue financiers and organisers as FDA warns pharmacies against handling counterfeit medicine

Under the FDA’s account, unlicensed modern medicine production carries up to five years’ imprisonment. It also carries a maximum fine of ฿10,000. Trademark violations form another part of the proceedings. Further charges could follow as investigators identify those controlling the network.

The case now reaches far beyond workers caught beside the bottling machinery. Above all, police are seeking those who issued orders and financed the operation. They must also establish the scale of earlier production and locate previous recipients. Suppliers of bottles, caps and labels may provide additional evidence.

Meanwhile, the FDA warned pharmacies against buying or selling counterfeit or unauthorised medicines. Participating shops could face criminal action and administrative penalties. As a further measure, implicated pharmacies could have their licences suspended immediately. Suspected products can be reported through the FDA’s 1556 hotline.

The raids closed the four known sections of the production and delivery system. Police seized workers, vehicles, machinery, liquids and enormous packaging stocks. However, the people controlling the money and orders remain the investigation’s principal targets. Their identities have not been publicly disclosed.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年9月26日下午2:12

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

泰国警方正在追捕幕后金主和主谋，他们捣毁了一个价值1亿泰铢的假药帝国。该犯罪网络在四次联合突袭行动中被捣毁。该网络以沙没沙空府的隐蔽工厂和曼谷的分销点为据点，运作长达两年之久。警方逮捕了九名嫌疑人，并缴获了140万件药品，其中包括3.7万瓶成品药和用于大规模生产的包装材料。美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）的检测发现，这些假药瓶中装的是不含任何​​有效抗组胺成分的彩色调味糖浆，其外观与注册的艾乐金（Allergin）药品极为相似。目前，调查人员正在追踪这些假药在全国范围内的运输、仓库租赁和资金流向，同时，药店也因销售这些危险的假药而面临警告。

泰国警方突袭行动中查获140万件假药，并曝光了不含有效抗组胺成分的假冒Allergin糖浆，随后追查涉案金额高达1亿泰铢的假药帝国的幕后金主。（来源：Matichon）

泰国警方正在追捕一个假药网络的幕后金主，该网络涉嫌造成超过1亿泰铢的损失。调查人员还希望抓获那些指挥生产、保管仓库和控制全国分销的人员。据报道，该团伙在警方于9月22日采取行动前已运作了一到两年。然而，涉嫌资助者和主要组织者仍然在逃。

警方在沙没沙空府和曼谷搜查了四处地点。这些地点分别负责工业生产和分销系统的不同环节。警方和食品药品监督管理局官员共查获超过140万件物品，包括成品、机械设备、原料、瓶子、标签和瓶盖等。

警方查获了超过37,000瓶已完成的假冒艾尔金糖浆。此外，警方还查获了400,000个空琥珀色瓶子和850,000个仿制银色瓶盖。与此同时，调查人员还缴获了超过150,000张待用的假冒标签。这些包装库存表明，其生产能力远远超过已查获的成品瓶数量。

曼谷警方牵头在四家药店展开行动，追踪到假冒的艾尔金糖浆。

曼谷警察局副局长帕洛普·阿罗姆拉少将于9月23日公布了此次行动的结果。食品药品监督管理局秘书长苏帕特拉·汶瑟姆出席了新闻发布会。乔蒂瓦·銮维莱少将负责监督曼谷警察局的调查工作。在行动层面，阿查瓦西特·斯里布尼亚马农上校领导了搜查小组。

虽然此案由曼谷警方主导，但两处生产窝点均位于曼谷郊外，分别隐藏在沙没沙空府那科县的稻田中。此外，位于班帕奥的一处房产还用于储存瓶子、瓶盖和标签。最后一个地点则位于曼谷邦坤天县，用作分销点。

此次调查缘起于多家药店发现可疑的艾乐金糖浆产品，尤其是在泰国南部地区。随后，药店联系了生产正品注册药品的N&N制药公司。该公司人员检查了药品瓶身，并追踪了药品在分销系统中的流转信息。之后，他们将调查结果移交给了地方调查人员和食品药品监督管理局（FDA）。

警方追踪与涉案产品及其生产材料相关的动向。随后，调查人员发现一辆白色封闭式皮卡车驶向那科克的一处仓库。警员目睹该车辆驶入仓库后进入车内。车内有两名缅甸男子，分别为32岁和24岁。

两名司机收受500泰铢运送假药后，带领警方前往偏僻的工厂。

司机声称是朋友介绍他做这份工作的。他说，一名身份不明的人在曼谷提供了车辆。之后，有人发给他沙没沙空府的提货点坐标。提货后，预计另一辆车会接走货物。

据报道，每名男子被提供500泰铢作为报酬。两人均声称此前从未为该团伙工作过。然而，调查人员并未立即采信他们的说法。警方随后搜查了该处房产，并发现了与假药生产相关的设备。

这一发现使警方找到了大约16公里外的另一处仓库。警方得出结论，那科克的两处设施属于同一生产系统。值得注意的是，每栋建筑的功能各不相同：一栋负责制备液体，另一栋负责灌装和包装。

第一个地点是一家被稻田环绕的大型工厂。其生产区位于这片乡村土地内的一栋单层建筑中。警方进入时，九名工人正在将配制好的液体灌装到瓶子里。警员立即制止了生产，并查封了机器、原材料和成品。

警方消息人士称，其中八名工人为缅甸籍，一名为老挝籍。相比之下，另一份官方声明则称所有九名工人均为缅甸籍。美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）的公告并未解决这一分歧。尽管如此，警方还是逮捕了在屋内发现的所有九名工人。

警方查获多个用于灌装和生产假冒糖浆的独立工厂，逮捕了九名工人。

执法人员从该建筑物内查获了灌装和包装机械，并缴获了100多个装有预制液体的蓝色桶。附近还存放着大量待用的假冒瓶盖和产品标签。工人们无需离开现场即可完成灌装、封口和贴标等工作。

第二个位于那科克的窝点是一栋黑色单层仓库，没有门牌号。和第一个窝点一样，它也坐落在稻田之中。调查人员在仓库内发现了大约十个煮沸锅和两百多个物料容器。警方称，该窝点是该团伙的制毒和混毒中心。

美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）检查人员在蓝色桶内发现了红色液体。此外，检查人员还发现了一种带有覆盆子香味的透明液体。其他物品包括糖浆、食用色素、马达和搅拌桨。据报道，这些原料足以灌装约10万瓶产品。

重要的是，该估算涵盖了突袭行动中发现的物料，但不包括可能已经流入市场的早期产品。因此，这两家乡村工厂揭示了该网络的运作流程：配制好的液体从混合点运往独立的灌装厂。

调查人员还搜查了位于Ban Phaeo区的一家包装商店。该商店位于Yok Krabat街道6号村68/8号。在那里，执法人员发现了大量空琥珀色瓶子、银色瓶盖和假冒标签。这些材料可能被供应给Na Khok生产线。

包装仓库和曼谷配送中心揭示了全国运营的规模和覆盖范围。

银色螺旋盖上印有“BA BESSY ARON”字样。据美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）称，这些瓶子抄袭了N&N制药公司的商标。同样，查获的标签上也印有Allergin糖浆的名称和注册产品信息。这些材料经过精心制作，旨在使瓶子看起来像是商业药品。

在曼谷，警方搜查了位于辛塔威村（Sinthawee Village）内的一个分销点。该地点位于塔坎区（Tha Kham）阿纳迈恩加姆查伦路（Soi Anamai Ngam Charoen 19）。调查人员在车内发现了一辆皮卡车，车上装载着已完成的假冒艾乐金糖浆产品。据报道，这些瓶子正等待交付给客户。

警方最初称在曼谷的房产中发现了约4万瓶酒。之后，食品药品监督管理局（FDA）公布了涵盖所有四处地点的汇总数据，显示已完成包装的酒瓶超过3.7万瓶。因此，这两个数字指的是同一批查获的酒，不应合并计算。

假冒标签上印有注册号 1A 271/62 和批号 L2607061，生产日期为 2026 年 7 月 31 日，有效期至 2028 年 7 月 30 日。这些仿冒信息使产品与正规注册厂家生产的药品极为相似。

假冒药品仿制正品药瓶，但完全不含任何有效的抗组胺成分。详情请见下文。

此外，造假者还试图复制正品的口味和外观。他们复制了产品名称、注册信息、瓶盖和印刷日期。公司代表发现贴纸颜色存在差异。这一差异有助于区分可疑产品和正品。

警方公告称，查获的产品是假冒的止咳抗过敏药。更确切地说，Allergin Syrup 是一种注册的抗过敏药物。正品含有氯苯那敏，一种用于缓解过敏症状的抗组胺药。其配方中还含有调味剂和色素糖浆。

至关重要的是，FDA检查员在工厂检测的原料中未发现任何活性药物成分。该液体不含已注册的氯苯那敏。相反，调查人员发现其中含有甜味糖浆、色素和香精。工人们将这种混合物倒入贴有伪造药品标签的瓶子中。

因此，这些瓶子将有色糖浆包装成注册的现代药品。FDA官员还指出，生产场所卫生状况堪忧。此外，两家工厂均未获得生产药品的许可。此案涉及假冒伪劣产品和无证生产。

美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）曾单独处理过一种名为“4×100”的饮料中滥用止咳药和抗过敏药的情况。这种混合物被滥用是为了获得其致幻效果。然而，FDA并未报告在假冒液体中发现麻醉品，也没有将查获的这批产品与“4×100”的生产直接联系起来。

警方追踪全国范围内的货物运输、车辆和供应商，对网络组织者的搜捕范围扩大。

相反，FDA的检查证实，这种仿制药缺乏其标明的活性成分。FDA的4×100条评论关注的是更广泛的药物滥用问题。该机构表示，这类饮料在一些年轻人中很受欢迎，并且与年轻人逐渐转向更危险的毒品有关。

调查人员认为该团伙在泰国各地分销假冒产品。警方估计该团伙的行动持续了一到两年。迄今为止，官方尚未公布接收假冒产品的省份完整名单，也未查明所有涉案药店、销售商或顾客的身份。

南部地区的发现为追踪早期的货物运输提供了一个确凿的起点。与此同时，曼谷的这处房产也暴露了部分分销链。司机们的供述引发了对该运输网络安排的进一步调查。警方正在追查是谁提供了他们的车辆以及提供了这些坐标。

调查人员还想找到安排将货物转移到另一辆车上的人。与此同时，他们正在调查是谁招募并支付了工厂工人的工资。该贩毒网络需要反复供应瓶子、瓶盖、标签、糖浆和色素。它还需要机器、车辆和多处房产。

财务记录、仓库租赁和机械设备采购可能会暴露融资者和董事的利益。

这些仓库为调查提供了更多线索。警方希望查明这些偏僻场所的所有者、租赁者或供应商。同时，他们也在调查租金、机械设备和日常生产的资金来源。目前尚未公开任何涉嫌仓库提供商或资金支持者的姓名。

调查人员估计损失及更广泛的影响超过1亿泰铢，约合380万新元。目前，这仍是与此次行动相关的官方估计，并非对销售收入或查获库存的最终计算。警方尚未公布完整的资金流向。

被捕的九名工人将面临泰国药品和商标法的指控。指控包括伪造他人注册商标，持有并销售带有假冒商标的产品。此外，该案还涉及无证生产和销售假冒现代药品。

警方援引了《商标法》第108条和第110条第(1)款，以及《药品法》第12条、第72条第(1)款、第73条、第101条和第117条，并援引了《刑法》第83条。美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）表示，生产和销售假药可能面临不同的刑事处罚。

警方追查幕后资助者和组织者，与此同时，美国食品药品监督管理局警告药店不要处理假药。

根据FDA的说法，未经许可生产现代药品最高可判处五年监禁，并处以最高1万泰铢的罚款。商标侵权也是诉讼的一部分。随着调查人员查明该网络的控制者，可能会提出更多指控。

案件的调查范围已远远超出在灌装机旁被抓获的工人。警方目前最迫切的目标是追查下达指令和资助此次行动的人员。他们还必须查明早期生产的规模，并找到之前的收货人。瓶子、瓶盖和标签的供应商或许能够提供更多证据。

与此同时，美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）警告各药店不得购买或销售假冒或未经授权的药品。涉事药店可能面临刑事诉讼和行政处罚。作为进一步措施，涉事药店的营业执照可能被立即吊销。公众可通过FDA的1556热线举报可疑产品。

突击行动关闭了已知的生产和配送系统中的四个环节。警方查获了工人、车辆、机械设备、液体以及大量的包装材料。然而，掌控资金和订单的人员仍然是调查的主要目标。他们的身份尚未公开。

曼谷警方捣毁了一个非法生产的中国假冒伪劣产品团伙，其中包括生产机油的团伙。

中国黑帮利用集装箱内的设备进行比特币挖矿，导致数十亿泰铢损失。

泰国和柬埔寨面临“龙头”的威胁，他是幕后操纵诈骗案的中国黑帮头目。

柬埔寨强烈谴责阿努廷致电韩国总统李在明，称其为干涉内政。

网络警察和反洗钱机构寻求英国和美国合作，打击柬埔寨网络犯罪。

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警方否认知晓诈骗犯与理财高手本·史密斯有任何关联。人民党议员坚称此事确有其事。

态度强硬的朗西曼·罗姆警告说，他不仅仅是在打一场诽谤官司，更是在为泰国的未来而战。

泰国精英阶层的财务掮客本·史密斯准备对兰西曼·罗姆提起1亿泰铢的诽谤诉讼。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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