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Swedish man and Thai wife go to Chaiyaphum police after half a million missing from bank account

A Swedish man and his Thai wife have got fed up with being fobbed off by their bank after 480,000 baht went missing from their account.
So yesterday they went to Muang Chaiyaphum police to make a complaint.
Nonthaphat Sennontat, 47, and her husband, who was not named in the Daily News story, have been working in Sweden for six or seven years.
While there they noticed that their account had been emptied – all that was left was 680 baht.
The bank told them over the phone that they would have to come back to Thailand to sort it out.
Once here they were told to go to the police as well as place authority for handling the case in the hands of their daughter.
Two visits to the bank – not named as is customary in defamation crazy Thailand – failed to yield the return of the money.
The wife complained that this trip was costing 120,000 baht. All they want is the return of the money that is rightfully theirs.
The couple visit relatives each year who live in Ban Khawao district of the north eastern Thai city.
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