Thailand Advances Phase 2-3 of 'Monk Chot – Nun Eh' Case Following New AMLO Information
Thai police are advancing the investigation into the illicit wealth accumulation case involving former monk Chot and Nun Eh to phases 2 and 3, following additional information from the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO). Procedures are underway to freeze bank account funds, in addition to cash already seized.
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