Mr. Witthaya Nititham, Director of the Legal Division and Spokesperson of the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO), mentioned the case of the prosecution of Thong Mae Tak or Ms. Korakanok and Mr. Kantpol or Pa Beer, which has a large number of victims, that today AMLO has received information about the case as coordinated from the police of the Consumer Protection Police Division (CPD) and the Office of the Consumer Protection Board (OCPB). The AMLO will examine whether all elements of the money laundering law are complete, in the case of fraud against the public and fraud that is of a normal nature, before submitting it for consideration by the Transaction Committee and the Asset Seizure Committee to take action against assets resulting from wrongdoing. The AMLO has been following up on the progress of the case and investigating whether there has been any asset transfer or not. Mr. Wittaya added that tomorrow (October 1) at 1:00 p.m., Ms. Jiraporn Sindhuphrai, Minister to the Prime Minister's Office, in her capacity as the supervisor of the Consumer Protection Board (CPB), has invited Mr. Thepsu Bovornchotidara, Secretary-General of the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO), to discuss at Government House to find a way to proceed with the Mae Tak gold case and solve the problems for the people. Source: Thai News Agency
“Jiraporn” invites the Secretary of the Anti-Money Laundering Office to discuss the investigation of “Mother Tak’s” money trail tomorrow.
Recent Posts
Nvidia Invests US$3.5B in MediaTek’s Record US$3.9B Bond Offering
September 1, 2026
Taiex Soars to 2-Month Closing High on Nvidia-MediaTek Deal
September 1, 2026
Lai Urges Europe to Sign Investment, Tax Agreements with Taiwan
September 1, 2026
Micron Taiwan to Distribute Record Bonuses as Union Plans Strike
September 1, 2026
Stock Trading Accounts Surge as Taiex Rebounds Impressively
September 1, 2026
Related News
Finnish International School Opens Doors in Kaohsiung
September 1, 2026
Doctor Indicted for Allegedly Defrauding 424 Patients of NT$18 Million
September 1, 2026
Taiwan Approaching Seasonal Flu Epidemic as Weekly Cases Surge
September 1, 2026
Saudel Regains Tropical Storm Strength as Pingtung Faces Severe Rainfall
September 1, 2026