BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The number of cybercrimes reported in Thailand has dropped by about 200 cases per day since the Royal Decree on Cybercrime Prevention and Suppression was enacted in March this year, the Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry said on Tuesday (Aug 15).
An average of 790 cybercrime cases per day were reported from Jan 1 to March 16, before the royal decree became effective, said DES minister Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn (pic).
However, from March 17 to July 31, the number of average cybercrime cases per day dropped to 591, he said.
Chaiwut was reporting the result of the royal decree enactment to the Senate on Tuesday. The session was joined by executives from the Royal Thai Police, the Office of the Council of State, the National Broadcasting and…
