Chanthaburi, NBTC joins police in monitoring signal antenna adjustments. and measures to register for SIM activation Thai-Cambodian border
Clinical Prof. Saran Boonbaichaiphruek, Chairman of the NBTC, Pol. Gen. Dr. Natthorn Phoesunthorn, NBTC Legal Affairs Officer and Chairman of the Subcommittee on Integrated Law Enforcement of Technology Offenses, etc. Pol. Maj. Gen. Phadungsak Raksasuk, commander of Chanthaburi Provincial Police, along with office officials. NBTC and police went to the area to inspect the adjustment of mobile phone signal towers by service providers along the Thai-Cambodian border at Ban Laem, Pong Nam Ron District, Chanthaburi Province, to supervise telecommunications operations that may transmit signals crossing the border. Thailand blocks signals from technological crime groups that lurk along the borders of neighboring countries At the same time, measures for registering and activating SIM cards of small SIM card sellers were examined. To be strict and concise This is in accordance w
ith the NBTC’s announcement to prevent illegal activation of ghost SIMs and horse accounts. Support the call center gang
Visiting the area of NBTC this time to continue monitoring the adjustment of mobile signal towers of service providers from their visits to the area. In the past, the NBTC has instructed regional NBTCs to use NBTC experts. G. and technical tools Randomly check the mobile signal of the service provider with heavy emphasis on border areas To be in line with government policy by Mr. Settha Thavisin, Prime Minister, who has urged all agencies to move forward in solving the problem of call center gangs and technology crimes. Currently, the NBTC is in the process of hastening to issue measures regarding with the establishment of mobile phone signal towers along the border in order to organize the telecommunications business tightly to prevent the use of telephone signals from Thai service providers to facilitate criminal groups along the borders of neighboring countries. In addition, the NBTC. W
e have also issued measures to verify the identity of those who hold 6-100 SIMs and 101 SIMs or more in order to be in line with Royal Decree on measures to prevent and suppress technological crimes
Pol. Maj. Gen. Phadungsak said that according to the policy of Pol. Lt. Gen. Thatchai Pitanilabutr, assistant police commander, responsible for technological crimes. Has ordered all units to expedite the suppression of all types of technological crimes. Focusing on border areas In the past, police in the area have worked closely with the NBTC and related agencies. There is an exchange of information. and integrate cooperation to seriously solve the problem of call center gangs along the border. and strictly prosecute every offender.
Source: Thai News Agency
