DSI urged to investigate Shuffle casino suspects, including MP's spouse
A Thai parliamentary committee chairman has urged the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to swiftly take legal action against suspects allegedly involved in the online casino 'Shuffle.com'. Among the suspects reportedly implicated is the spouse of a ruling party Member of Parliament. The case involves allegations of illegal gambling within Thailand and international money laundering.
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