Cambodia Deports 14 Thais Over Alleged Online Scams
Cambodian authorities have deported 14 Thai nationals, including three women, accused of involvement in online scams, narcotics offenses, and illegal stay. The move, directed by Prime Minister Hun Manet, signals a crackdown on criminals and illegal residents, following a similar large-scale deportation in April.
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