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Ministry calls meet on rice scheme suspects

5 October 2016
The Bangkok Post
Agricultural commodities, processing and products / Anti-corruption / Crop products and commodities / Domestic investors / Government / Investment / Investment policy and regulation / Rice / Trade / Trade policy and regulation
Anti-graft agencies / Paiboon Koomchaya / Rice industry / Rice-pledging scheme / Thailand

The Justice Ministry has invited anti-graft agencies to a meeting next week when it is expected to name the people to be probed in the 853 alleged corruption cases connected to the rice-pledging scheme. The Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission last week said it had received 853 ...

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