Cambodia's nationwide anti-fraud storm officially kicked off. From June 27, 2025, to July 16, within just 20 days, law enforcement raided 20 scam dens and arrested 1,362 suspects. The scale and efficiency of the operation have been described as "Cambodia's first real anti-fraud surgery."Unlike prev
The Bureau of Immigration of the Philippines reported that 21 Filipino citizens who were deceived into engaging in online fraud in Myanmar have successfully returned to the country. These victims had experienced forced labor, violent abuse, and long-term surveillance in the scam parks, with some eve
The Hyderabad police in India recently dismantled a scam syndicate that manipulated digital Satta gambling through fake social media accounts, arresting six main suspects during a raid.According to the Hans India newspaper, the operation was jointly conducted by the Special Task Force of the Hyderab
Authorities in the Philippines have confirmed that a suspected online scam den was busted in a residential area of Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu Province, arresting over 30 suspects, including 2 Taiwanese citizens and 29 Filipinos.This operation was initiated by the Central Visayas Office of the National Bur
The Philippines Bureau of Immigration recently issued an urgent warning, exposing the appalling human trafficking operations within the scam parks in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Four repatriated Filipino victims detailed their horrific experiences of being treated as "commodities" for sale and enslavement
Four Ethiopian men in a Thai military camp displayed the bruises and scars on their bodies, claiming these marks were left during their detention at the notorious scam center in Myanmar. "I was subjected to electric shocks every day," said 19-year-old Yotor, who only revealed his first name an
Fraud cases on the e-commerce platform Shopee continue to rise. According to a statement released by the Singapore Police Force, there were at least 179 Shopee-related fraud cases in 2024, resulting in total losses exceeding S$399,000.The police noted that these cases mainly involved the false sale
Two men from Malacca fell into a scam trap after believing in high-paying job advertisements in Cambodia, experiencing a horrifying process from job ads to being sold.In April 2024, 24-year-old "Xiao Feng" and 26-year-old "Xiao Wei" were attracted by a social media advertisement claiming to be shoe
According to Thai media, a 25-year-old Chinese man, Mr. Cao, was arrested in the Huay Kwang district of Bangkok!This case began from June to September this year, as police intensified efforts to intercept smuggled Starlink satellite internet receivers and transmitters, SIM cards, and various electro
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