The Technology Crime Investigation Office sent the NBTC office a list of 41,398 phone numbers responsible for defrauding members of the public.
The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), in collaboration with the Royal Thai Police, has begun aggressively trying to trace 41,398 phone numbers reported as under suspicion of being used in relation to an offence or by mule SIM cards.
The two agencies will also try to track any fraud carried out since March 17 when the Royal Decree on Cyber Crime Prevention and Suppression came into effect.
The latest move follows the government’s policy of handling…
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