Yala announces that the suspect of the September 14 hacking incident has been arrested in Bangkok, and most of the funds have been recovered.
On October 29, Yala officially announced that the person responsible for the platform security breach that occurred on September 14 has been successfully arrested by law enforcement authorities in Bangkok, Thailand. According to the official statement, most of the stolen funds have been successfully recovered, and all user claims have been fully resolved.
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