Phnom Penh Police Intensify Checks on Foreigner Residences Amid Online Scam Crackdown
Phnom Penh City Police have instructed the chiefs of 14 district police stations to intensify inspections of foreigner residences suspected of involvement in online scams. This directive aims to eradicate technology-based fraudulent crimes and includes the apprehension of illegal immigrants and criminal groups.
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