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Cyber Police Criticized Over Shuffle Platform Investigation
Opposition politician Rangsiman Rome has questioned the Cyber Police's inaction regarding the 'Shuffle' gambling platform despite evidence of fund transfers from Thailand.
According to a report by Matichon Online, opposition politician Rangsiman Rome has publicly criticized the Cyber Police for their failure to initiate legal proceedings against the online gambling platform 'Shuffle'. Rome expressed frustration over the lack of action, noting that there is clear evidence of financial transactions flowing from Thailand into the platform. The Cyber Police have reportedly defended their position by stating they are currently unable to confirm whether the platform is being used for actual gambling activities. Rome questioned the necessity of the Cyber Police department if they are unable to address such apparent digital threats. For residents and travelers, this situation highlights ongoing concerns regarding the regulation of online gambling platforms operating within the country. The lack of enforcement against platforms that facilitate cross-border financial flows remains a point of contention in local political discourse. It remains to be confirmed whether the Cyber Police will launch a formal investigation or if further evidence will be required to substantiate the claims of illegal gambling operations. The public continues to monitor how authorities handle digital financial crimes and the oversight of international platforms accessible within Thailand.