So far, only 91 of 153 suspects tied to Rohingya trafficking have been detained, while 40 of 79 suspects allegedly implicated in money laundering have been taken into state custody, Pol Maj Gen Pawin said. Authorities need to look further into money laundering as some trafficking suspects are also implicated in financial wrongdoing, he said, adding that assets worth more than one billion baht have been seized from the past five months.