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Cybercrime Syndicate Busted in Sihanoukville, 7 Vietnamese Nationals Apprehended
Authorities in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, have arrested seven Vietnamese nationals and seized electronic equipment believed to be used in online scams. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to combat cybercrime.
Local administrative forces in Sihanoukville have busted a cybercrime syndicate believed to be involved in online scams. On September 8, two interconnected townhouse locations in Village 5, Sangkat 4, were raided, leading to the seizure of numerous electronic devices and the arrest of seven Vietnamese nationals. According to officials, the operation was conducted under the legal coordination of prosecutors from the Sihanoukville Provincial Court. Confiscated items include eight all-in-one desktop computers, three laptop computers, and 74 mobile phones, all suspected of being used in online fraudulent activities. Among the seven arrested suspects, one was found to be residing in the country without a valid passport or legal documentation. All suspects and seized evidence have been transferred to the Preah Sihanouk Provincial Police Headquarters for further legal proceedings. Sihanoukville, a Special Economic Zone with active investment from China, has seen significant development in casinos and real estate in recent years. However, concerns have also been raised about its potential as a base for international criminal organizations. This operation indicates the Cambodian government's commitment to strengthening domestic security and combating international crime.
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AKP Cambodia