The gameplay of Anthem is one of its stronger attributes, with much of the entertainment of the game coming from simply flying around the map. Gamers should not be discouraged by the cancellation of Anthem 2.0, as there's still enough content in the game's current state to get a good amount of enjoyment from it. As things stand it's still possible to play Anthem and a lot of care and attention was put into making the traversal of the world of Anthem as fun as possible. Traveling around Anthem's stunning landscape is an experience not to be missed, in spite of the possibility that its servers could be shut down in the future. Since April 2021, the production and distribution ring under Mr Phop had allegedly made about 80 million baht in revenue.Since its fairly turbulent launch in early 2019, much of the focus has been on what went wrong with Anthem, but this approach ignores the elements that Anthem got so right. The fake cough syrup had been distributed and put on sale nationwide. The fake labels were ordered from printing houses in Bangkok. Pol Col Neti said the production ingredients included glucose and raspberry flavouring. An investigation was underway to find the producers. Fake cough syrup under other brand names was also seized in the raids. The products were first sold under the brand name Datissin, which was later changed to Diphenyl. The illegal production and sale of the fake cough syrup began in 2019. Mr Roengchai was in charge of production. Pol Col Neti Wongkularb, commander of CPPD's sub-division 4, said the factory belonged to Mr Phop and his wife. Three suspects were arrested and charged with producing and distributing fake medical products - Phop Charoenpatarayothin, 43, and his wife Chayapa, 42, and Roengchai Jit-aree, 46. In the raids, the police seized a large quantity of illegal goods, including 66,750 bottles of fake cough syrup, ingredients and production equipment. He said CPPD police raided 11 targets in Nakhon Si Thammarat and Phuket provinces after receiving information that a factory used as a major production base of the cough syrup was located in Nakhon Si Thammarat and Phuket was a major distribution centre. Total damages were estimated at 70 million baht. The Consumer Protection Police Division has arrested three people on charges of running a factory which produced fake coup syrup for distribution throughout the country, CPPD commander Pol Maj Gen Anan Nanasombat said on Tuesday.Ī large quantity of illegal items used in the production were seized. Consumer protection police show items used in the production of fake cough syrup and bottles of fake medication seized in the raids on 11 targets in Nakhon Si Thammarat and Phuket provinces.

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