A large mining farm closed in Thailand

The police in Thailand, along with the energy authorities of Chonburi province, have jointly shut down a large mining farm, as reported by The Nation.

It is reported that the creators of the farm stole electricity worth hundreds of millions of baht. The scheme for stealing electricity was quite simple—during the day, the devices operated "legally," while at night they were connected to a bypass circuit. The exact amount of damage is being determined, but it has already exceeded millions of dollars.

In total, authorities confiscated 996 mining devices and related equipment. The owners of the farm remain unknown.

Previously, we reported that a raid took place at a mining farm in the Irkutsk region, resulting in its shutdown due to not being registered in the Federal Tax Service registry.