The border areas of Cambodia are relatively underdeveloped in terms of infrastructure and have weaker rule of law, making them more susceptible to centralized government control.

Cambodia's international reputation has been lost, severely affecting the development of the tourism industry. Redirecting telecommunications fraud activities to border areas could to some extent restore the city's reputation.

Wouldn't it be easier to escape?

The government's strategy involves border areas adjoining neighboring countries, allowing for cross-border cooperation and joint law enforcement to enhance apprehension capabilities.