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Govt tightens net on scammers

The government will intensify efforts to combat online crime from "source to destination", targeting mule accounts and SIM cards, money trails, digital platforms and infrastructure used by criminals, as well as call-centre gangs and transnational crime networks, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced that the Thai government intends to strengthen its efforts to combat online crime. The crackdown will target various elements, including mule accounts, SIM cards, digital money trails, online platforms, criminal infrastructure, call center gangs, and transnational crime networks. Anutin emphasized that the issue requires collaboration from multiple agencies, as it is not something that can be tackled by a single organization.

The intensified measures will focus on tracing the flow of money, identifying the platforms used by criminals, and disrupting the networks that support these illicit activities.

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