Thailand mulls suspending nearly 6,000 officials over exam scandal

Thailand is considering suspending nearly 6,000 officials amid a major scandal involving bribery to manipulate exam results for government positions. The scandal came to light in June when investigators revealed that officials were allegedly accepting bribes up to 800,000 baht to alter candidates' scores. This move highlights the government's commitment to addressing corruption and maintaining integrity in public service appointments. The fallout could have significant implications for public trust and the efficiency of governmental operations.