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Doctor nabbed over stock rumours
Published on November 19, 2009
Police yesterday arrested a 42-year-old female doctor for allegedly spreading rumours about HM the King's health which resulted in a slump in the Thai stock market in October.
Dr Thatsaporn Rattanawongsa became the fourth suspect arrested on the charge.
Police raided Thon Buri Hospital and arrested the doctor as she was waiting to start her shift at the hospital. Police then accompanied her to her residence in Saphan Kwai area to search for more evidence.
Police claimed the doctor joined the three other sus-pects arrested earlier in spreading false information about HM the King's health.
The three suspects were Theeranun Wipuchanin, a for-mer executive of a securities company; a Bangkok-based stock broker of KT-Zmico Securities Katha Pajariyapong; and Somjaet Itthiworakun of Chon Buri.
Charged with violating the 2007 Computer Offence Act, they could face up to five years in prison if convicted.
no need to be paranoid. Big
no need to be paranoid. Big Brother is not watching you.
Read the latest news from The Nation:
Doctor nabbed over stock rumours
Published on November 19, 2009
Police yesterday arrested a 42-year-old female doctor for allegedly spreading rumours about HM the King's health which resulted in a slump in the Thai stock market in October.
Dr Thatsaporn Rattanawongsa became the fourth suspect arrested on the charge.
Police raided Thon Buri Hospital and arrested the doctor as she was waiting to start her shift at the hospital. Police then accompanied her to her residence in Saphan Kwai area to search for more evidence.
Police claimed the doctor joined the three other sus-pects arrested earlier in spreading false information about HM the King's health.
The three suspects were Theeranun Wipuchanin, a for-mer executive of a securities company; a Bangkok-based stock broker of KT-Zmico Securities Katha Pajariyapong; and Somjaet Itthiworakun of Chon Buri.
Charged with violating the 2007 Computer Offence Act, they could face up to five years in prison if convicted.
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