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ðŸšĻ800 million baht brand name fraud case SBA experts into the federal assessment area

Today, the PONG has invited the Thailand Association of Used Brand Names (SBA) to review and evaluate properties of luxury brand name bags and watches seized in a fraud case worth over 800 million baht.

The SBA's team of experts has successfully conducted property checks and valuations to support the justice process and use it for legal prosecution.

# Trending # Public sector # Pong # Brand Name Association # Drug sign with lemon8

Valuation

To give the victim as much fairness as possible.

Encourage all victims and hope that the legal process will proceed quickly and fairly.

Thank you to the PPC office for trusting the experts of the Thailand Association of Used Brands in this important mission.

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