Government Denies Corruption Allegations Regarding Prime Minister
The Thai government has dismissed claims of a 7-million-baht bribe paid to the Prime Minister, with the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society tracking the source of the misinformation.
Government spokesperson 'Doctor Ek' has officially refuted a viral social media claim alleging that a 7-million-baht 'tea money' bribe was transferred to the Prime Minister. The spokesperson labeled the report as entirely false and emphasized that the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DES) is currently investigating the matter. Authorities are actively tracking IP addresses both within Thailand and abroad to identify those responsible for spreading the misinformation.
For residents and visitors, this incident highlights the ongoing efforts by Thai authorities to combat the spread of digital disinformation. The government has issued a stern warning to politicians and the public alike, noting that sharing unverified or false information carries both criminal and ethical responsibilities. Officials stated that those behind the fabrication will be held accountable under the law.
As of now, the investigation into the origin of the post is ongoing. It remains to be confirmed which specific individuals or groups are behind the creation of the fake page and what legal actions will be formally filed once the IP tracking process is completed. The public is advised to rely on official government channels for accurate information regarding political matters.
