Government House, The Prime Minister revealed that he is preparing to fly to Cambodia this September to join hands with both countries to solve the call center gang problem. Prime Minister Settha Thavisin gave an interview that the government prioritizes many issues, including the flooding problem, which he will travel to look into on the same day, as well as the online problem of scammers, which the government is prioritizing. It is a complex issue because it involves technology, and there are also issues with neighbors. When I went to a meeting at the Royal Thai Police Office, I was informed that we would be setting up a committee that would gather people from all sectors. This is a good thing, and I am trying to set it up as soon as possible in order to work together in an integrated manner with all sectors. We really need to drive this issue from all sectors, because otherwise it will be difficult to solve. As the media has reported, how much have we been scammed and damaged by call centers? Therefore, t his is an important issue. When asked about the progress of the operation against the scammers, the Prime Minister said there were two developments, with discussions between the national police chiefs from both Thailand and Cambodia. He understood that the Thai side would travel to Cambodia at the end of next week or within this week and discuss it. He might travel to discuss this matter specifically in September because it is a major issue. Source: Thai News Agency
PM flies to Cambodia this September to help solve call center problems
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