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Thailand to Hold First Meeting on Illegal Data Centers, Intensifying Crackdown
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced the first meeting on the issue of illegal data centers operating nationwide will be held on September 4. In response to public concerns, the government has established a committee to address the problem.
Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has revealed the government's approach to the issue of illegal data centers being installed in various areas across the country, which has raised public concern. A committee has been established to address this problem, and all aspects of the issue are understood. When asked about the timeline for concrete progress in resolving this issue, the Prime Minister stated, "The first meeting will be held tomorrow (September 4)." Regarding whether there will be any additional directives, he added, "Everyone understands their roles and methods." According to reports, when a reporter mentioned criticism from Rakchanoch Srisuwan, a party-list Member of Parliament from the People's Party, who stated that the cabinet avoided visiting the three southern provinces during their provincial tour, the Prime Minister immediately responded, "I am at a temple now," and left the interview area. Source: INN News
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