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Senate joins anti-scam crusaders

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July 13, 2025

FRAUD TOPS B100M A DAY: NOPHADOL

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The Senate is stepping up involvement in tackling online crimes, with Senator Nophadol In-na calling for a committee to focus on tackling widespread online crime and call centre scams.

Sen Nophadol said he would raise a motion next Tuesday to set up the panel to boost parliamentary oversight of online crime.

"Despite government action and enforcement of a new Cyber Crime Emergency Decree, scams remain rampant. Thailand is losing 100 million baht a day — or more than 30 billion baht annually — to such fraud," he said.

The issue demanded not only stronger law enforcement but also political will.

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