Chonburi Savings Group Organizer Disappears, Leaving Members Facing Millions in Losses
Hundreds of members of informal savings and rotating credit groups in Chonburi, Thailand, have filed police complaints against a 41-year-old organizer who has disappeared, allegedly absconding with over 10 million baht. The organizer reportedly ran over 400 groups with various payment schedules.
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