Anti-Corruption Agency Raids Deputy Governor's Condo in Exam Fraud Probe
Anti-corruption officials raided a Bangkok condo belonging to a northeastern deputy governor suspected of involvement in a local civil service exam fraud scheme, though the unit yielded no evidence as it has been vacant for six months.
The Prime Minister has been informed that the NACC and police have raided a luxury condominium in the Rama VIII area belonging to a deputy provincial governor from the northeastern region to search for evidence related to a local civil service exam fraud case. The search on the morning of July 8, 2569 turned up nothing as the unit has not been occupied for over six months, confirmed by condominium management records showing the owner moved away and has not returned in more than half a year. The deputy governor previously served as an inspector with the Department of Local Administration and was responsible for drafting the terms of reference for the examination in question. At 12:30 p.m. at Government House, Prime Minister Anustin Charnvirakul and Interior Minister addressed the NACC's raid, confirming they had been briefed on the matter.
