Indonesia declares no safe haven for international gambling syndicates
The Indonesian government has declared that the country will not serve as a safe haven for international gambling syndicates. Authorities are intensifying law enforcement efforts to dismantle these networks as part of a broader crackdown on cybercrime.
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