Thai Examiner
Special Branch and cyber police move against the ‘Godd Dam’ Facebook page after PM ‘tea money’ fake
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Key facts
- A Facebook storm as Kasikornbank exposes a fake ฿7 million payment slip naming PM Anutin
- Godd Dam publishes purported ฿7 million transfer to Anutin before Kasikornbank rejects bank details
- Thai police have launched a major criminal investigation into a Facebook page with 130,000 followers after it published a fake ฿7 million bank transfer implicating Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul
- Section 112 and Computer Crime Act provisions expose page operator to possible serious criminal charges
- The operator now faces possible prosecution under Section 112 and the Computer Crime Act
- Meanwhile, a 26-year-old former Move Forward Party member has emerged as the suspected operator
Summary
### A Facebook storm as Kasikornbank exposes a fake ฿7 million payment slip naming PM Anutin. Special Branch probes Godd Dam’s monarchy posts, while cybercrime police trace its operator and investigate politicians who shared the image. No arrests so far.
Thai police have launched a major criminal investigation into a Facebook page with 130,000 followers after it published a fake ฿7 million bank transfer implicating Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Kasikornbank exposed the bogus transaction, while Special Branch filed a separate complaint over posts concerning the monarchy. The operator now faces possible prosecution under Section 112 and the Computer Crime Act.
Thai police launched a major criminal investigation on Monday into a Facebook page with 130,000 followers. The page faces accusations of publishing false information about Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Thailand’s monarchy.