BANGKOK (Reuters) - A graft-busting panel appointed by Thailand's coup leaders will take over probes into alleged corruption by ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and his cabinet, which could lead to asset seizures and political bans.
Auditor-General Jaruwan Maintaka, who had promised results in some existing investigations by the end of this month, said on Monday she had handed over her findings so far to the panel the military appointed less than a week after taking power.
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