Another big fish caught? — Philippine authorities once again deploy troops to raid a suspected "Pig Butchering Scam" hideout in Metro Manila, detaining at least 300 people, mostly Chinese.

The third and seventh floors of a building in the Bay Area of Parañaque City, Metro Manila, were raided by the Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP-CIDG), military, Bureau of Immigration, DOJ Office of Cybercrime, and the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commis

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Suspected of aiding "pig butchering" scams, the United States sanctions the Philippine-based Chinese tech company Pano Network Technologies and arrests the Chinese executive.

"Whistleblower Xing Shidi was extradited and deported back to Cambodia, facing a maximum sentence of ten years."

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Thailand Police: China has identified that there are still 3,700 cyber fraudsters within the park.

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"Bangkok building actually hides a billion-level telecom fraud network, the mastermind behind it comes from China?"

Another big fish caught? — Philippine authorities once again deploy troops to raid a suspected "Pig Butchering Scam" hideout in Metro Manila, detaining at least 300 people, mostly Chinese.