Thailand cracks down on a post-'95 online gambling syndicate led by "Meeruay 99", including multiple websites such as tnt69.com and m.sagame123.com, with annual revenues exceeding one hundred million.

On August 25, the Thailand Cybercrime Suppression Division (TCSD) held a press conference to announce raids in both the Ramman District of Bangkok and Lan Saka City in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, cracking down on a cybercrime gang led by the gambling website "Meeruay 99". The operation was led by

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