Cambodia Cracks Down on Online Scams: Prime Minister Inspects Affected Areas
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet personally inspected former online scam hotbeds in Koh Kong province, reinforcing the government's unwavering stance against cyber fraud. Despite dismantling 86 major scam compounds and 663 locations, authorities emphasize the operation is ongoing. The visit sends a clear message internationally that Cambodia will not tolerate such criminal activities.
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