Thailand Seizes 315 Cryptocurrency Mining Machines Suspected of Stealing Electricity; Power Losses Estimated at Approximately 40.38 Million Baht
Svmuu News: Thai police and relevant authorities conducted a joint operation in five provinces in the northeast, conducting raids on 14 locations and seizing 315 cryptocurrency mining rigs suspected of illegally tapping into the power grid and tampering with electricity meters to steal electricity. This resulted in a total power loss of approximately 40.38 million baht, equivalent to approximately 8.3 million yuan, including 5.38 million baht in fines for electricity violations and approximately 35 million baht in unpaid electricity bills.
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