Cambodia Deports 457 Chinese and Vietnamese Nationals Over Online Scams
Cambodian immigration authorities have deported 457 foreign nationals, including 330 Chinese and 127 Vietnamese citizens, for their involvement in online scams and illegal employment, as part of the government's crackdown on cybercrime.
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