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Kok An: ‘Godfather of Poipet’, ally of Hun Sen – and now Thailand’s most-wanted
13 Sept 06:30Key points summarised by AI
Thai authorities are actively pursuing Kok An, a powerful Cambodian senator and casino tycoon known as the “Godfather of Poipet,” for allegedly masterminding a vast transnational scam network.
Arrest warrants have been issued for Kok An and his children, who hold Thai ID cards, following raids that seized over US$30 million in assets linked to scam operations in his Poipet casinos.
Kok An, a close ally of Cambodia's de facto leader Hun Sen, is now Thailand's most-wanted, with his pursuit occurring amidst political tensions between the two nations.
He is identified as a key actor in Cambodia's human trafficking-fueled cybercrime sector, with his business empire and political influence central to these illicit activities.
Acting PM Prawit declines to comment on Cabinet reshuffle speculation
Today 12:31Key points summarised by AI
Acting Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan declined to address speculation regarding a Cabinet reshuffle, which arose following the suspension of Deputy Education Minister Kanokwan Vilawan and other vacant portfolios.
Prawit also refused to comment on Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha's term of office or confirm any contact with him, directing inquiries to the court instead.