BANGKOK, Thailand – The Cyber Police have reaffirmed Thailand’s strong stance against criminal organizations, ensuring that the country does not serve as a base for call center scams, online fraud networks, or human trafficking syndicates. Pol. Lt. Gen. Trairong Phiwphan, Commissioner of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), assured the public that law enforcement is actively preventing such activities and urged citizens to report suspicious activity through the Online Crime Hotline AOC 1441.
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the government has reinforced its commitment to tackling cybercrime and transnational criminal activities. The TCSD has been assigned a key role in dismantling online fraud networks and drug-related offenses, both of which pose risks to society and the economy. Authorities have intensified their efforts through public awareness campaigns, preventive measures, intelligence-driven investigations, and close cooperation with domestic and international partners.
Law enforcement agencies are conducting a swift and thorough investigation into reports that Chinese investors may have leased agricultural reform land in Nakhon Ratchasima province for call center scam operations. Immediate action has been ordered to prevent criminal networks from taking root in Thailand. Officials remain resolute in ensuring that the country is not used as a base for such activities, demonstrating the government’s proactive approach to crime prevention.
Thailand continues to take a firm stance against human trafficking, with authorities working tirelessly to prevent the country from being exploited as a transit point. While the nation’s advanced infrastructure, high-speed internet, and central location make it attractive to criminal groups, law enforcement is strengthening border controls and enhancing detection measures. Victims who are deceived into entering the country under false pretenses are also receiving increased protection as authorities work to dismantle trafficking networks. (NNT)
