Thailand's Cyber Police Urge Proof on 7 Million Baht Slip Allegation
Thailand's Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (ACSO) is diligently investigating an allegation of a 7 million baht money transfer slip linked to the Prime Minister. Authorities have stated no transfer has been confirmed and no arrests have been made, emphasizing the importance of verified information.
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