Chhai Sinarith, head of the secretariat of the National Commission for Combating Online Scams, confirmed to local media that immigration data shows Deng Pibing, the key figure behind Long Bay, left Cambodia in late May. Furthermore, specialized channels indicate that Interpol has issued a Red Notice against him, though the notice has not been independently verified, and authorities did not disclose which country requested it or the specific criminal charges involved.
Sinarith also confirmed that as early as February this year, law enforcement identified multiple buildings within the Long Bay development suspected of housing scam operations. Although many operators fled before police raids, authorities still seized substantial evidence and detained several suspects. On September 5, Prime Minister Hun Manet personally inspected Koh Kong to review the clearance progress of seized hubs.
Long Bay was once one of the most entrenched and high-profile compound clusters in the country. With international media scrutiny mounting and top leadership stepping in, figures tied to these operations are running out of cover, and regulatory crackdowns on associated assets are only expected to tighten.
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