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	Jewellery businessman Kanpatchasin Pitpaiboon, 42, reportedly had 796 downline members in the scheme and served as a speaker for UFUN.&nbsp;</div>
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	Pongsak Pulsuk, 44, was accused of inviting 253 others to join the scheme and causing damages worth Bt12 million.&nbsp;</div>
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	Suwira said police expected to arrest at least 100 of the 110 wanted suspects, who are still at large, by the end of this month.&nbsp;</div>

Two more arrested over UFUN scheme

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Two more arrested over UFUN scheme

Two more suspects involved in the UFUN's alleged pyramid scheme have been arrested, deputy national police chief Pol Lt-General Suwira Songmetta told the press Wednesday.

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