The Thai Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) summoned two notable Thai influencers who have been connected with illegal online gambling. According to reports today, Police Lieutenant General Vorawat Watnakrobunsa, from the CCIB ordered a probing of different social media platforms for evidence of illicit online gambling.

 

Initial findings revealed that some influencers have been using their high follower counts to coax the online community into participating in this illegal activity, often through promotions and credit schemes.

 

CCIB officers have therefore issued summonses detailing allegations against the two influencers: Pannarai Khemmi, better known as ‘Mod Oi,’ a sexy net idol with more than 1.1 million Twitter followers, and another influencer known as ‘Nak Nak.’

 

Pannarai was found to have invited the user @windragon239 to take part in online gambling via the website www.windragon239.com.

 

The other influencer summoned is Kannika Ocha, another net idol with 99,000 Facebook followers and the owner of the TikTok account ‘Nak Nak (Real Channel),’ followed by more than 2.9 million users. She is also accused of promoting online gambling.

 

By Nattapong Westwood

Caption: Photo by KhaoSod

 

Full Story: https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/crime/cyber-police-summons-two-influencers-amid-crackdown-on-online-gambling-promotion

 

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