Exam-Rigging Suspects Freed as Investigators Miss Deadline in Thailand
Suspects arrested in connection with exam rigging in Thailand have been released after investigators failed to submit evidence by the deadline. The incident raises questions about the efficiency and transparency of law enforcement agencies.
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