Phnom Penh Urges Citizens to Report Suspected Online Scams
Phnom Penh Governor has instructed districts to encourage citizens to report suspicious activities in a bid to strengthen the crackdown on online scams. This was announced during a meeting reviewing the progress of anti-scam measures.
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