Thai police track ‘Datuk’, two other Malaysians over illegal pyramid scheme


GEORGE TOWN: Thai police are hot on the heels of three Malaysians including a “Datuk” who are alleged to have cheated some 100,000 people worldwide, including thousands of Thais, of some 20bil baht (RM2.25bil) through a pyramid scheme.

Royal Thai Police are currently looking for the people behind UFUN Store Co Ltd, including the business’ 40-year-old executive chairman “Datuk Daniel” and its two directors, aged 38 and 42.

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