Thailand Orders Full Crackdown on Ben Smith-Linked Laundering Network
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, has ordered a comprehensive crackdown on a money laundering network linked to notorious fraudster Ben Smith. The directive signals the government's firm stance on cutting off illicit financial flows within the country.
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