Prince Group was sequestrated by Korea for more than 2.1 billion baht.
A deposit worth more than 91,200 million won of Prince Group was sequestrated by South Korean banks in Cambodia after the U.S. and British governments announced sanctions for entanglement in transnational crime, including kidnapping, torture and murder.
Prince Group is identified as the organization behind a transnational criminal gang in Cambodia that lures, imprisons and forces foreigners including South Koreans to engage in systematic online crime, particularly voice phishing and various forms of fraudulent transactions, with analysts estimating that the huge amount of money Prince Group hides in a Cambodian branch of a South Korean bank is highly likely to be the aftermath of transnational criminal activity.
According to the congressman, Kangmin Kook, the People's Power Party, a Cambodian business group, has 52 transactions with five South Korean banks in Cambodia, totaling more than 197,000 million won, or about 4.56 billion baht, with a bank deposit of about 91,000 million won (about 2.1 billion baht), which is 56,659 million won at KB Bank, 26,850 million won (about 618 million baht) at Jeonbuk Bank, 7,021 million won (about 162 million baht) at Woori Bank, and 645 million won (about 15 million baht) at Shinhan Bank.
The South Korean government is currently moving forward to consider further sanctions against the Prince Group and associated individuals in order to strengthen cooperation with international countries in the systematic clearance of transnational criminal networks.
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