
Authorities to probe MP's spouse's income from alleged online casino share sale
Thai authorities are investigating whether income from an alleged online casino share sale by the spouse of MP Suchada Zhang Tansap was declared as part of their assets. The probe could involve allegations of political ethics violations and asset concealment.
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