Malaysian fugitive businessman’s Thai visa revoked, awaiting deportation


BANGKOK: Malaysian fugitive businessman Teow Wooi Huat’s visa has been revoked and is awaiting deportation by the Thai authorities.

Sadao police Superintendent Pol Col Bunthaeng Laocharoen told Bernama that the 55-year-old Teow, founder of MBI Group International, has been handed over to the Immigration Police in Songkhla and later transferred to the Suan Plu Immigration office in Bangkok.

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