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	NACC secretary-general Sansern Polchiak said the NACC suspected that Tarit was unusually rich so it froze his and his wife&rsquo;s assets until the couple can explain how they had acquired the assets.</div>
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	Tarit was ordered to defend the assets within 30 days, Sansern added.</div>
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NACC freezes Tarit's Bt40.9 million worth of assets

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NACC freezes Tarit's Bt40.9 million worth of assets

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has frozen Bt40.9 million worth of assets of former Department of Special Investigation chief Tarit Pengdith on suspicion it had been accumulated unlawfully, the NACC announced Sunday.

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