Thailand to deport fugitive Tedy Teow


In custody: Teow being taken to a police station in Sadao district of Songkhla after he was arrested Friday morning. — Bangkok Post

BANGKOK: Fugitive Malaysian businessman Teow Wooi Huat’s visa has been revoked and he is awaiting deportation by the Thai authorities.

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

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