BANGKOK, Jan 18 — A Thai court today ordered that the wanted Malaysian businessman Teow Wooi Huat be extradited to China to face charges in connection with fraud, though Malaysia...
BANGKOK, Jan 18 — A Thai court today ordered that the wanted Malaysian businessman Teow Wooi Huat be extradited to China to face charges in connection with fraud, though Malaysia too had filed an extradition request.The verdict was delivered via a virtual hearing today.
He appeared calm throughout the hearing and after the judge read the verdict he asked “can I appeal?” Meanwhile, Teow’s counsel Juti Suanraksa said Teow will be filing an appeal on the extradition order to China. Teow was detained on July 21 last year and was informed that he was wanted by authorities in China for duping investors with his dubious investment schemes.
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