More assets of MP facing online gambling charges frozen
Thailand's Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) has frozen an additional 44 million baht in digital assets belonging to MP Chonnapat Naksua and his accomplices, who are accused of involvement in online gambling. This brings the total frozen assets in the case to approximately 182 million baht.
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