Cyber Police still quiz Facebook page operative who denies ownership over fake payment slip linked to PM

October 29, 2026 at 12:50 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

Thai cybercrime police grilled a former Move Forward Party member through the night over the Godd Dam Facebook scandal. Chaiyarat Rekhawat, 26, denies running the page behind a forged ฿7 million payment slip targeting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Yet police insist digital evidence identifies him as its sole administrator. By Thursday noon, he faced possible court detention after an apartment raid and repeated interrogation. Meanwhile, tens of thousands of shares, suspected fundraising and scrutiny of opposition MP Rukchanok Srinork have widened the probe. A separate royal defamation investigation threatens further charges as police pursue a rigorous approach.

Chaiyarat Rekhawat, 26, denies running Godd Dam after a fake ฿7m slip targeted Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Police probe its circulation and a separate royal defamation case. ( Source: Daily News )

Thai cybercrime police were still questioning suspected Godd Dam Facebook page operator Chaiyarat Rekhawat at noon on Thursday. The 26-year-old former Move Forward Party member denies operating the page or committing any offence.

However, investigators claim digital evidence links him to a forged ฿7 million bank transfer implicating Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Following an overnight interrogation and apartment search, police are considering further detention. Separately, a royal defamation investigation is advancing, while politicians who circulated the fabricated document face scrutiny.

By Thursday morning, October 29, Chaiyarat had undergone repeated questioning following his arrest the previous day. Police had searched his accommodation in Bangkok’s Bang Khen district and examined electronic evidence. Despite the mounting investigation, he continued denying ownership of the controversial Facebook page. His lawyers were also examining the possibility of bail ahead of further court proceedings.

Police claim digital evidence links Chaiyarat to Godd Dam as bank exposes forged ฿7 million transfer

Police Major General Siriwat Deepor, spokesperson for the Royal Thai Police, has directly challenged the suspect’s account. He claims investigators have established that Chaiyarat was Godd Dam’s sole administrator.

Furthermore, officers have obtained evidence from electronic devices linked to the suspect. Siriwat declined to identify the material, citing the continuing investigation.

The criminal case centres on a fabricated bank transfer slip purporting to show a ฿7 million payment. The Godd Dam Facebook page published the document, which implicated Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.

The supposed payment was described as tea money, a term associated with illicit payments. Its publication triggered a police investigation into the document’s origin and circulation.

Kasikornbank subsequently identified serious discrepancies in the purported transaction. The recipient account number did not exist. Moreover, the amount exceeded the stated daily transfer limit for the bank’s K PLUS application. These findings established that the payment record was fabricated. Investigators then began tracing those responsible for its publication and distribution.

Former Move Forward member arrested after voluntary police visit as Criminal Court approves warrant

Police eventually identified Chaiyarat, 26, as the suspected operator of the Facebook page. He had previously belonged to the dissolved Move Forward Party.

His political background added another dimension to an investigation already involving the prime minister. Nevertheless, the suspect rejected the accusation and arranged to meet cybercrime investigators.

On Wednesday, October 28, Chaiyarat voluntarily attended Cyber Crime Investigation Division 1 in Bangkok. He arrived at approximately 11.40 am, accompanied by a lawyer from Thai Lawyers for Human Rights. Initially, he explained that he wanted to clarify his position. He denied controlling Godd Dam and insisted he had no intention of fleeing.

However, police were already pursuing an arrest warrant. Investigators had assembled evidence concerning the Facebook page and submitted it to the Criminal Court. Police Lieutenant General Tinkorn Rangmat, Commander of the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau, subsequently confirmed the court’s decision. The judges approved an arrest warrant against Chaiyarat following his arrival at the police bureau.

Criminal Court warrant No. 6352/2026 was issued on Wednesday, October 28. Consequently, officers arrested Chaiyarat despite his voluntary appearance. Tinkorn said investigators had presented sufficient evidence to justify the application. He also confirmed that formal charges would follow. Decisions concerning bail would remain with the investigating officers.

Suspect refuses reporters’ questions as cyber police search Bang Khen accommodation for evidence

The suspect maintained his denial when journalists approached him. “I am not the page owner,” Chaiyarat told reporters on Wednesday. His statement contradicted the police position that he controlled the Facebook operation. Notably, senior officers have continued to insist that their evidence supports the accusation.

Following the arrest, investigators moved to search accommodation linked to Chaiyarat. Officers from Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 escorted him to premises in Bangkok’s Bang Khen district. The operation took place on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Police were examining potential evidence concerning the disputed transfer slip and Facebook page.

Before leaving the Government Complex, Building B, Chaiyarat encountered reporters waiting for details of the investigation. They questioned him about the origin of the ฿7 million transfer slip. Journalists also asked whether he had personally published the document. In addition, they wanted to know whether he understood that the payment record was fabricated.

Reporters pressed him about his intentions in publishing the material, assuming he was responsible. Yet Chaiyarat refused to answer. He remained silent as officers escorted him into a police vehicle. The police convoy then travelled to the premises being searched in Bang Khen.

Overnight interrogation continues as lawyers discuss bail and police consider further detention orders

After completing the search, investigators returned Chaiyarat to Cyber Crime Investigation Division 1. Questioning resumed that evening and continued through the night. Officers examined his suspected connection to the Facebook page and the fabricated bank document. Meanwhile, preparations continued for possible court proceedings concerning his detention.

At approximately 3 am on Thursday, police transferred Chaiyarat to Thung Song Hong Police Station. His stay was brief. By 7.20 am, cybercrime officers had collected him for another interrogation. Reporters described the suspect as visibly exhausted following the overnight investigation. Even so, he declined to answer further questions from journalists.

Nation TV reported on Thursday morning that Chaiyarat had denied all charges. At 9.15 am, investigators resumed questioning him with two human rights lawyers present. Lawyer Khumklao Songsomboon subsequently addressed the possibility of bail. The lawyer confirmed that the suspect could apply for release while the criminal proceedings continued.

Police were also considering an application for court-authorised detention. Investigators could bring the matter before the Criminal Court on Thursday or Friday, October 30. The initial 48-hour custody period was an important factor in that decision. Accordingly, the next stage would involve determining whether further detention was required.

The charges involve offences under the Computer Crime Act and several provisions of the Criminal Code. Police initially identified accusations concerning the introduction and circulation of false electronic information. Investigators also cited offences relating to document forgery and the use of forged documents.

Computer crime and forgery charges widen as police examine mass sharing and suspected online donations

Police Lieutenant General Tinkorn referred to Sections 14(2) and 14(5) of the Computer Crime Act. These provisions featured in his explanation of the arrest warrant. Another initial police account identified Sections 14(1) and 14(2). Additionally, investigators cited Sections 264, 265 and 268 of the Criminal Code.

The document offences concern forgery and the use of forged documents. In this case, they relate to the fabricated ฿7 million transfer slip. The computer crime accusations concern false information introduced into electronic systems and subsequently circulated. Police are examining both the original publication and the wider distribution.

On another front, investigators have uncovered details concerning the scale of the Facebook operation. Police Major General Siriwat revealed that the disputed post had been shared tens of thousands of times. Its extensive circulation has become a significant element of the investigation. Officers are examining how the fabricated document spread through social media.

Siriwat also disclosed indications that the Godd Dam page had solicited donations. This suspected fundraising activity is another matter under examination. Police are assessing it alongside evidence concerning the transfer slip and the page’s administration. The investigation therefore covers activities extending beyond the original disputed post.

Anutin criticises opposition MP over shared fake slip as police reject claims of political direction

The Royal Thai Police spokesperson separately addressed accusations concerning political involvement. Siriwat insisted that the arrest was not politically directed. He explained that police could initiate proceedings under the Computer Crime Act without a personal complaint from the prime minister. As a result, investigators did not require Anutin to request criminal action.

Political scrutiny has nevertheless intensified following the circulation of the forged document. People’s Party MP Rukchanok Srinork is among those whose actions have attracted attention. She shared the disputed image, which falsely implicated Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Police are examining the wider distribution of the material.

In response, Anutin criticised Rukchanok’s decision to circulate the image. He argued that parliamentary procedures were available for investigating accusations involving government figures. The prime minister’s comments came as investigators examined the sharing of the document by other individuals.

The police investigation has consequently extended beyond the suspected Facebook administrator. Officers are examining the circulation of the forged payment slip through social media. The Computer Crime Act provisions cited by investigators include offences concerning the forwarding of false information. This has brought those who redistributed the image into the wider inquiry.

Suspect denies running Godd Dam as separate Section 112 investigation brings in Bang Khen police

Nevertheless, the principal criminal case against Chaiyarat concerns his suspected control of Godd Dam. Police maintain that evidence links him directly to the Facebook page. Chaiyarat rejects that claim. His denial remains unchanged despite the arrest, search and repeated questioning.

Senior officers have emphasised the electronic evidence gathered during the investigation. Siriwat claims police have established that Chaiyarat was the page’s sole administrator. However, the specific digital material supporting that claim has not been publicly detailed. Investigators are continuing their examination of the evidence.

The Bang Khen search formed part of that process. Police escorted the suspect to his accommodation after the Criminal Court authorised his arrest. Officers subsequently returned him for an extended interrogation. By early Thursday, the investigation had continued through the night without Chaiyarat withdrawing his denial.

Separately, another criminal investigation has added a further dimension to the proceedings. Police Lieutenant General Tinkorn confirmed that Bang Khen Police Station investigators were preparing to question Chaiyarat under Section 112. The provision concerns offences involving the monarchy and carries serious criminal penalties.

Separate royal defamation inquiry adds pressure as cyber police prepare further court proceedings

This investigation is distinct from the computer crime and forgery accusations surrounding the bank transfer slip. Officers from Bang Khen Police Station are expected to conduct further questioning. The Section 112 matter therefore involves another police unit alongside the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau.

Tinkorn disclosed the planned questioning when discussing the arrest on Wednesday. He explained that Bang Khen investigators would pursue the separate matter. Meanwhile, cybercrime officers remained responsible for the investigation into Godd Dam and the fabricated payment document.

The police commander also confirmed that investigators had submitted their evidence to the Criminal Court before obtaining the warrant. That approval authorised Chaiyarat’s arrest despite his voluntary attendance. Officers subsequently began formal proceedings while continuing their investigation into the Facebook page.

By noon on Thursday, attention had shifted towards the suspect’s continued detention. Investigators had resumed questioning at 9.15 am with two lawyers present. The defence was considering bail, while police examined whether to seek further court-authorised custody.

Criminal Court detention decision looms as investigators pursue electronic evidence and royal case

The decision could bring Chaiyarat before the Criminal Court on Thursday or Friday. Meanwhile, investigators were continuing their examination of electronic evidence, suspected fundraising activity and the fabricated transfer slip. The separate royal defamation investigation was also awaiting further questioning by Bang Khen police.

For the 26-year-old suspect, the immediate issue remains the computer crime and forgery case authorised under warrant No. 6352/2026. Police maintain that their evidence connects him to Godd Dam. Chaiyarat continues to deny operating the page or committing any offence.

His lawyers are addressing bail as investigators prepare their next procedural move. At the same time, Bang Khen police are preparing to question him under Section 112. That separate investigation could bring further criminal proceedings alongside the existing charges.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月29日下午12:50

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

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泰国网络犯罪警察连夜讯问了前前进党成员柴亚拉特·雷卡瓦特（Chaiyarat Rekhawat），就“Godd Dam”脸书丑闻展开调查。26岁的雷卡瓦特否认自己运营着一个伪造700万泰铢付款单的页面，该付款单针对的是总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔（Anutin Charnvirakul）。然而，警方坚称数字证据表明他是该页面的唯一管理员。周四中午，警方突袭了他​​的公寓并进行了反复讯问，他可能面临被拘留。与此同时，数万次的分享、涉嫌筹款以及对反对党议员鲁查诺·斯里诺克（Rukchanok Srinork）的审查，都扩大了调查范围。此外，警方还对一起涉嫌诽谤皇室的案件展开调查，随着调查的深入，雷卡瓦特可能面临更多指控。

26岁的柴亚拉特·雷卡瓦特否认自己经营戈德水坝，此前一份伪造的700万泰铢纸条指向了总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔。警方正在调查该纸条的传播情况以及另一起诽谤皇室的案件。（来源：《每日新闻》）

周四中午，泰国网络犯罪警察仍在讯问涉嫌运营“Godd Dam”脸书页面的嫌疑人Chaiyarat Rekhawat。这位26岁的前前进党成员否认运营该页面或犯有任何罪行。

然而，调查人员声称，电子证据将他与一笔伪造的700万泰铢银行转账联系起来，该转账牵涉到总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔。经过一夜的审讯和公寓搜查，警方正在考虑进一步拘留。与此同时，一项诽谤皇室的调查也在进行中，而散布伪造文件的政客们也面临审查。

截至10月29日星期四上午，柴亚拉特在被捕后已多次接受讯问。警方搜查了他在曼谷邦肯区的住所，并检查了电子证据。尽管调查不断深入，他仍否认拥有那个备受争议的Facebook页面。他的律师也在进一步的庭审前研究保释的可能性。

警方称，数字证据将柴亚拉特与戈德大坝联系起来，此前银行曝光了一笔伪造的700万泰铢转账。

泰国皇家警察发言人西里瓦特·迪波少将直接驳斥了嫌疑人的说法。他声称，调查人员已经证实，柴亚拉特是戈德丹的唯一管理人。

此外，警方已从与嫌疑人有关的电子设备中获取证据。西里瓦特以调查仍在进行为由，拒绝透露证据的具体内容。

这起刑事案件的核心是一张伪造的银行转账单，上面显示有一笔700万泰铢的付款。Godd Dam Facebook页面发布了这份文件，其中牵涉到总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔。

这笔所谓的款项被描述为“茶水钱”，这个词通常与非法支付联系在一起。该文件的公布引发了警方对其来源和传播情况的调查。

开泰银行随后发现这笔所谓的交易存在严重疑点。收款账户并不存在。此外，交易金额也超过了该行K PLUS应用程序规定的每日转账限额。这些发现证实该付款记录系伪造。调查人员随即开始追查发布和传播该记录的责任人。

一名“前进运动”前成员在自愿接受警方问询后被捕，刑事法庭已批准逮捕令。

警方最终确认26岁的柴亚拉特是该Facebook页面的嫌疑运营者。他此前曾是已解散的“前进党”成员。

他的政治背景为这项已牵涉到总理的调查增添了新的维度。尽管如此，嫌疑人否认了指控，并被安排与网络犯罪调查人员会面。

10月28日星期三，柴亚拉特主动前往曼谷第一网络犯罪调查科。他于上午11点40分左右抵达，由泰国人权律师协会的一名律师陪同。起初，他解释说他想澄清自己的立场。他否认控制了Godd Dam，并坚称自己没有逃跑的意图。

然而，警方此前已在申请逮捕令。调查人员收集了有关该Facebook页面的证据，并提交给了刑事法院。网络犯罪调查局局长廷科恩·朗马特中将随后确认了法院的裁决。柴亚拉特抵达警察局后，法官批准了对其的逮捕令。

刑事法院于10月28日星期三签发了第6352/2026号逮捕令。因此，尽管柴亚拉特自愿到庭，警方仍将其逮捕。廷科恩表示，调查人员已提交充分证据支持逮捕令的申请。他还确认，将对其提出正式指控。保释事宜将由调查人员决定。

嫌疑人拒绝回答记者提问，网络警察正在搜查其位于邦肯的住所寻找证据。

嫌疑人在记者接近他时仍否认指控。“我不是这个页面的所有者，”柴亚拉特周三告诉记者。他的说法与警方此前认定他控制该Facebook页面的说法相矛盾。值得注意的是，高级警官们一直坚称他们的证据支持这一指控。

逮捕行动结束后，调查人员随即搜查了与柴亚拉特有关的住所。第一科技犯罪打击科的警员押送他前往位于曼谷邦肯区的住所。行动于周三下午和晚上进行。警方正在调查与有争议的转学单和脸书页面相关的潜在证据。

离开政府大楼B座前，柴亚拉特遇到了等候了解调查详情的记者。记者们就那张700万泰铢的转账凭证的来源向他提问，并询问他是否亲自公布了这份文件。此外，他们还想知道他是否知道这份付款记录是伪造的。

记者们追问他发布这些材料的意图，认定是他所为。然而，柴亚拉特拒绝回答。他一言不发，被警察押上警车。随后，警车前往位于邦肯的搜查地点。

连夜审讯仍在继续，律师们正在讨论保释事宜，警方也在考虑进一步的拘留令。

搜查结束后，调查人员将柴亚拉特带回网络犯罪调查第一分局。当晚，审讯继续进行，直至深夜。警官们调查了他与涉嫌的Facebook页面和伪造的银行文件之间的关联。与此同时，有关他被拘留的可能法庭审理程序也在紧锣密鼓地进行中。

周四凌晨3点左右，警方将柴亚拉特移送至通颂洪警署。他在那里待的时间很短。早上7点20分，网络犯罪调查人员再次将他带走进行讯问。记者称，经过一夜的调查，嫌疑人明显疲惫不堪。尽管如此，他仍然拒绝回答记者的进一步提问。

周四上午，国家电视台报道称，柴亚拉特否认了所有指控。上午9点15分，调查人员在两名人权律师的陪同下继续讯问他。律师库姆克劳·宋松汶随后谈到了保释的可能性。律师确认，嫌疑人可以在刑事诉讼程序进行期间申请保释。

警方还在考虑申请法院授权拘留。调查人员可能会在10月30日（周四）或周五将此案提交刑事法庭。最初的48小时拘留期是决定是否继续拘留的重要因素。因此，下一步将确定是否需要进一步拘留。

这些指控涉及违反《计算机犯罪法》和《刑法典》多项条款的行为。警方最初认定的指控与引入和传播虚假电子信息有关。调查人员还列举了与伪造文件和使用伪造文件相关的罪行。

警方调查大规模信息共享和疑似网络捐款案件，扩大了计算机犯罪和伪造罪名的指控范围。

廷科恩警官中将援引了《计算机犯罪法》第14(2)条和第14(5)条。他在解释逮捕令时提到了这些条款。警方的初步报告则指出了第14(1)条和第14(2)条。此外，调查人员还援引了《刑法典》第264条、第265条和第268条。

文件犯罪指控涉及伪造和使用伪造文件。在本案中，这些指控与一份伪造的700万泰铢转账单有关。计算机犯罪指控涉及将虚假信息植入电子系统并随后传播。警方正在调查最初的发布过程以及信息的进一步传播。

另一方面，调查人员已掌握了有关此次Facebook行动规模的细节。警官西里瓦特少将透露，那篇引发争议的帖子已被分享了数万次。其广泛传播已成为调查的关键所在。警方正在调查这份伪造文件是如何在社交媒体上扩散的。

西里瓦特还透露，有迹象表明“戈德坝”页面曾请求捐款。这一涉嫌筹款活动是另一项正在调查的事项。警方正在结合转账凭证和页面管理方面的证据对其进行评估。因此，调查范围涵盖了除最初争议帖子之外的其他活动。

阿努廷批评反对派议员分享伪造的证件，警方否认存在政治动机。

泰国皇家警察发言人西里瓦特单独回应了有关政治介入的指控。他坚称此次逮捕并非出于政治动机。他解释说，警方无需总理亲自投诉，即可依据《计算机犯罪法》启动调查程序。因此，调查人员无需阿努廷提出刑事诉讼请求。

尽管如此，伪造文件的流传加剧了政治审查。人民党议员鲁查诺克·斯里诺克（Rukchanok Srinork）的行为引起了关注。她分享了这张有争议的图片，该图片错误地将总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔（Anutin Charnvirakul）牵扯其中。警方正在调查该材料的更广泛传播情况。

对此，阿努京批评了鲁克恰诺克散布这张图片的决定。他指出，议会程序足以调查涉及政府官员的指控。总理发表上述言论之际，调查人员正在调查其他人分享该文件的情况。

因此，警方调查范围已扩大到涉嫌的Facebook管理员之外。警方正在调查伪造付款单在社交媒体上的传播情况。调查人员援引的《计算机犯罪法》条款包括传播虚假信息的相关罪行。这使得转发该图片的人员也被纳入了更广泛的调查范围。

嫌疑人否认运营戈德水坝，另据第112条调查，邦肯警方已介入调查。

然而，针对柴亚拉特的主要刑事指控涉及他涉嫌控制戈德水坝。警方坚称证据直接将他与脸书页面联系起来。柴亚拉特否认这一说法。尽管遭到逮捕、搜查和反复讯问，他仍然矢口否认。

高级警官强调了调查期间收集到的电子证据。西里瓦特声称警方已证实柴亚拉特是该页面的唯一管理员。然而，支持这一说法的具体电子材料尚未公开。调查人员仍在继续审查这些证据。

邦肯的搜查是这一过程的一部分。刑事法院批准逮捕后，警方将嫌疑人押送至其住所。随后，警方将其带回住所进行长时间审讯。截至周四清晨，调查已持续一夜，但柴亚拉特仍未撤回其否认。

此外，另一项刑事调查也为这起案件增添了新的变数。警察中将廷科恩证实，邦肯警察局的调查人员正准备根据第112条对猜亚拉特进行讯问。该条款涉及君主制犯罪，并规定了严重的刑事处罚。

针对王室诽谤案的独立调查加大了压力，网络警察正准备采取进一步的法庭行动。

此次调查与涉及银行转账单的计算机犯罪和伪造指控截然不同。预计邦肯警察局的警员将进行进一步讯问。因此，这起第112条案件涉及网络犯罪调查局以及另一个警队部门。

廷科恩在周三谈及逮捕事件时透露了计划中的讯问。他解释说，邦肯县的调查人员将单独处理此事。与此同时，网络犯罪调查人员仍负责调查戈德·达姆案和伪造的付款文件。

警方指挥官还证实，调查人员在获得逮捕令之前已将证据提交给刑事法院。尽管柴亚拉特是自愿到庭，但法院的批准授权对其进行逮捕。随后，警方在继续调查该Facebook页面的同时，启动了正式的诉讼程序。

周四中午，各方关注的焦点转移到嫌疑人的继续拘留上。上午9点15分，调查人员在两名律师在场的情况下恢复了讯问。辩方正在考虑保释事宜，而警方则在研究是否需要申请法院授权的进一步羁押。

随着调查人员追查电子证据和皇室案件，刑事法庭的拘留决定即将出炉。

这一决定可能导致柴亚拉特于周四或周五出庭受审。与此同时，调查人员仍在继续审查电子证据、涉嫌的筹款活动以及伪造的转账凭证。此外，针对柴亚拉特的王室诽谤案也正等待邦肯警方进一步调查。

对于这位26岁的嫌疑人来说，眼下最紧迫的问题仍然是编号为6352/2026的逮捕令所授权的计算机犯罪和伪造案。警方坚称，他们的证据将他与戈德·达姆联系起来。查亚拉特继续否认运营该网页或犯下任何罪行。

他的律师正在处理保释事宜，调查人员也在准备下一步的程序步骤。与此同时，邦肯警方正准备根据第112条对他进行讯问。这项独立的调查可能会在现有指控的基础上，引发进一步的刑事诉讼。

警方扩大案件范围，将于周四再次申请对“Godd Dam”页面老板发出逮捕令。

总理“茶钱”造假事件后，特别部门和网络警察对名为“Godd Dam”的Facebook页面采取行动

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腐败杀手向泰国国家警察总长提交了泰国警察内部的犯罪证据

尽管证据确凿，警方团体仍试图以诽谤罪起诉苏拉查·哈克帕恩将军（绰号“大笑话”）。

泰国皇家警察内部与诈骗分子的斗争愈演愈烈，与此同时，“大笑话”（Big Joke）组织继续打击涉嫌腐败行为。

重磅消息：前警察总长托萨克和200名高级警官被曝涉嫌腐败，董事会已做出决定。

柬埔寨在泰国的诈骗中心丑闻有可能很快导致临时政府垮台。

财政部副部长沃拉帕克在因诈骗中心指控引发的轩然大波中，仅任职33天便辞职。

首相要求高级部长解释，此前一名官员声称洪森发动战争是为了保护他的诈骗中心产业。

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