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	Lawyer Pramarn Luangwatanapanich said that he has been approached by 1,311 individuals who have put investment into the company&#39;s investment fund.</div>
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	On Wednesday, he and over 100 victims showed up at the Department of Special Investigation, rushing the agency to speed up its investigation.</div>
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	On September 4, the DSI named 9 individuals involved with the fund. The DSI investigation showed that Standard Morgan (Thailand)&rsquo;s fund has mobilised about Bt1 billion during July 2012 and August 2013.&nbsp;</div>

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Victims of fund scam seek help

The number of victims of the Standard Morgan (Thailand) scandal has reached 1,311 and they have reported combined losses of Bt454 million, said a lawyer.

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