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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 16 April 2025
Thailand's Crackdown on Online Scams Shuts Down 130,000 Mule Accounts File photo for reference only The Thai government has significantly disrupted an extensive online scam network, shutting down more than 130,000 fraudulent mule accounts and arresting hundreds of individuals involved in the operation within just three months. Sasikarn Wattanachan, the deputy government spokesperson, announced these efforts as part of the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society’s initiative against cyber fraud. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1357913-thailands-crackdown-on-online-scams-shuts-down-130000-mule-accounts/ -
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Why, Oh Why: has the Left turned on Elon? No more gravy-train?
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Thailand's Crackdown on Online Scams Shuts Down 130,000 Mule Accounts
File photo for reference only The Thai government has significantly disrupted an extensive online scam network, shutting down more than 130,000 fraudulent mule accounts and arresting hundreds of individuals involved in the operation within just three months. Sasikarn Wattanachan, the deputy government spokesperson, announced these efforts as part of the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society’s initiative against cyber fraud. From January to March, an impressive 135,279 accounts used by scammers to move illegal funds were deactivated. Additionally, authorities apprehended 869 individuals linked to these accounts, who were also allegedly using fake or illegally obtained SIM cards. Since the implementation of the Emergency Decree on the Prevention and Suppression of Online Crime last October, the crackdown has resulted in the arrest of 5,399 suspects and the deactivation of a remarkable 582,548 mule accounts. Sasikarn emphasised the serious consequences for individuals involved in these illegal activities, warning that those allowing their bank accounts to be used for fraud could face up to three years in prison or a fine of up to 300,000 baht. The government remains committed to intensifying these operations, with further digital crackdowns anticipated as the landscape of online fraud continues to shift and adapt. This campaign is part of a broader effort to protect citizens from evolving cybercrimes and to maintain the integrity of Thailand's digital economy, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-04-16 -
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No One Is Above the Law, Part 1, Letitia James Edition
AS opposed to Joe Biden and the Dems doing it surreptitiously OH, hes the one seeking disbarment of lawyers for thought crime? What does Letitia James fraud have to do with the right to counsel btw? -
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Opinion Why the White House Must Double Down on DEI in Education
We’re have I EVER expressed hate for America bucko? -
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China Halts Critical Exports as Trade War Intensifies
Thta's a 4.5% drop in a week - but then I'm in the UK in sterling. The world and their dogs want to get out of dollars into a.n.other safe haven(s) - gold is the most obvious one and it's going great guns. The Trump Tax is real and growing bit like the pound and Brexit it plunged 17% and quickly - the dollar will probably be slower but I suspect the eventual devaluation could be similar. The teflon baht of course like the Swiss France might appreciate more than trend just because it is regarded as 'safe. Trump and his inner cronies of course will be on the right side of any trades. He has the keys to the bank !
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