Cyber Police Investigate 'Godd Dam' Page Over 7 Million Baht Allegation
Thai Cyber Police are investigating a social media post alleging a 7 million baht payment to the Prime Minister, confirming the page owner has been identified but no arrests have been made yet.
On October 26, 2026, the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) provided an update regarding the 'Godd Dam' Facebook page, which recently circulated a bank transfer slip claiming a 7 million baht payment was made to the Prime Minister.
Police Lieutenant General Thinnakorn Rangmat, Commissioner of the CCIB, stated that the bureau has launched a formal investigation into the matter. Authorities have confirmed that the page is operated by a single individual rather than a group. While the investigation is ongoing, officials clarified that no arrests have been made at this stage.
Furthermore, the CCIB indicated that they are examining potential legal actions against politicians and individuals who shared the post, citing concerns over the dissemination of the information.
For residents and travelers, this situation highlights an ongoing political controversy involving digital misinformation and potential legal repercussions for online activity. It is important to note that the investigation is in its preliminary phase. The authenticity of the bank slip, the identity of the parties involved, and the specific legal charges that may be filed against the page owner or those who shared the content remain to be confirmed by the authorities. The public is advised to monitor official police statements for further developments.
