Phnom Penh Crackdown: 948 Foreigners Checked, No Tech Scam Suspects Found, 63 Illegal Stayers Identified
Phnom Penh conducted a large-scale administrative inspection across its 14 districts on June 1st, targeting condominiums and apartments. While no suspects for online scams were found, 63 foreigners were identified for illegal stay or visa overstay, and legal proceedings are underway.
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