^They'll delay repayment until it's forgotten
The peasants will accept any old explanations as they won't complain anyway.
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^They'll delay repayment until it's forgotten
The peasants will accept any old explanations as they won't complain anyway.
Such a shame that they can sleep at night, indeed.
...a good night's rest is fundamental to Thainess...Quote:
Originally Posted by redhotchili
AMLO asks police to investigate former senior official for alleged money-laundering
The Anti-Money Laundering Office has asked the Counter Corruption Division (CCD) police to investigate Putthipat Lertchaowasit, a former permanent secretary of the Social Development and Human Security Ministry, and a former female official of the ministry who was his close aide, for alleged money-laundering.
Withaya Nititham, an AMLO official, submitted a petition and evidence against Mr Putthipat and the former female ministry official, who were alleged to have been involved in the embezzlement of welfare funds for the destitute and the poor.
Mr Witthaya said the AMLO had found in its investigation that Mr Putthipat and the woman, whom he did not identify, had transferred the stolen money to other people. He declined to reveal their identifies or whether they were relatives of the two and how much money had been transferred to them.
He said only that the stolen money had been used to buy cars and real estates.
As for the 10 ministry officials whose assets had been seized by the AMLO, they were required submit in writing in 30 days to explain how the assets had been acquired. If they were not able to provide a clear explanation, the assets would be confiscated, Mr Witthaya said.
In April, Mr Putthipat and his deputy, Narong Kongkham, were temporarily relieved from civil service pending investigation into their alleged involvement in the stealing of funds for the destitute and the poor.
AMLO asks police to investigate former senior official for alleged money-laundering - Thai PBS English News
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^^ Senior Thai Official Sacked for Allegedly Stealing from the Poor Commits Suicide
Puttipat was the most senior government official facing serious disciplinary investigation over the large-scale embezzlement of government funds for the destitute nationwide.
MORE. https://www.chiangraitimes.com/senio...s-suicide.html
The ONLY misgiving I have about this is that it may prompt some senior officials to NOT seek disciplinary action in future.Quote:
Originally Posted by misskit
Sad bastard had to try to take his mia noi with him too.
...still only at the small fry level...no threat to the real poo yai and their unfettered access to the local treasury...
Money probably still in his or family members bank
He tried his best to avoid taking responsibility for his actions...I hope it won't stop the investigation, there's money to track and get back indeed
...imagine the carnage if every corrupt local bureaucrat did the same...temples would have to significantly up their burn rate...
^ 555 a new burning season phenomenon that would prevent planes from landing nationwide