Chinese nationals arrested in Ho Chi Minh City for large-scale fraud operation
Eighty-three Chinese nationals have been arrested in Ho Chi Minh City for allegedly operating a large-scale online fraud syndicate. The group reportedly established a 'headquarters' utilizing numerous computers and communication devices for their illicit activities. Vietnamese authorities are increasing vigilance against the rise of foreign criminal organizations operating within the country.
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