Cambodia Deports 14 Thais Over Online Scam Involvement

Matichon•International•7d ago

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Cambodian authorities deported 14 Thai nationals involved in online scams and other criminal activities.

•Cambodia's General Department of Immigration (GDI) deported 14 Thai nationals on August 6.
•The deported group included 3 women.
•The individuals were deported via the Cham Yeam International Border Checkpoint in Koh Kong Province.
•The operation was conducted under the guidance of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Sar Sokha.

•On August 6, the General Department of Immigration (GDI) of Cambodia deported 14 Thai nationals back to Thailand.
•The General Department of Immigration (GDI) transported the 14 Thai nationals through the Cham Yeam International Border Checkpoint in Koh Kong Province.
•The General Department of Immigration (GDI) found that the Thai nationals were involved in online scam operations, illegal drug possession and use, and illegal residence and employment in Cambodia.
•The deportation was carried out under the direction of the Director-General of the General Department of Immigration (GDI) following advice from Sar Sokha.
•The General Department of Immigration (GDI) stated the deportation is part of the ongoing enforcement of Cambodian immigration and criminal laws to combat transnational crime.
•This operation reflects a broader campaign against cybercrime led by Prime Minister Hun Manet.
•Prime Minister Hun Manet has emphasized that Cambodia will not allow criminals to use the country as a base for online scams or other illegal activities.

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General Department of Immigration (GDI)(สำนักงานตรวจคนเข้าเมือง (GDI))

The Cambodian agency responsible for the deportation of 14 Thai nationals.

Cham Yeam International Border Checkpoint(ด่านตรวจคนเข้าเมืองนานาชาติจามแยม)

The location through which the 14 Thai nationals were deported.

Koh Kong Province(จังหวัดเกาะกง)ℹ️

The province where the Cham Yeam International Border Checkpoint is located.

Cambodia(กัมพูชา)ℹ️

The country that deported 14 Thai nationals for illegal activities.

Thailand(ประเทศไทย)ℹ️

The country to which the 14 individuals were returned.

Sar Sokha(สาร โสขะ)ℹ️

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense of Cambodia who provided guidance for the deportation.

Hun Manet(ฮุน มาเนต)ℹ️

The Prime Minister of Cambodia leading the campaign against cybercrime.