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Local police are investigating the death of a young woman found inside an apartment in Phnom Penh's Chroy Changvar district on September 16.
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Local police are investigating the death of a young woman found inside an apartment in Phnom Penh's Chroy Changvar district on September 16.

A late-night motorcycle crash on Norodom Boulevard claimed the life of a young person.

Surpassing $100 billion in net worth, this traditional industry tycoon has left others far behind.

A speeding car flipped over late at night on Vimanjuni Road, creating chaos in the otherwise quiet area.

Fujian natives have seen dramatic turns of fortune as their net worths surpassed $100 billion, with one rising to the top while another was arrested.

Cambodian police warn of a Trojan virus targeting Telegram desktop users, which can steal account credentials instantly if a malicious file is opened.

After online gambling agents were arrested, they crossed paths in custody. Armed with inside information on top platform executives, they now plan to confront their bosses for answers.

The Cambodian soft tennis team has arrived in Nagoya, Japan, to prepare for training ahead of the Asian Games.

Despite favorable market prices for OM 5451 rice in Mondulkiri province this year, irregular rainfall and drought have significantly reduced overall crop yields.
With withdrawals frozen for months and thousands of people's hard-earned money trapped, crowds have gathered outside the embassy to demand answers.

Led by the governor, authorities inspected two sealed casinos in Sihanoukville to ensure no one sneaks back inside to revive online scam operations.

ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn noted that while meetings and signing documents are easy, the real test lies in delivering concrete results in daily life.

An 18-year-old Cambodian mixed martial artist is intensifying training, focusing on ground techniques in preparation for next year's tough competition at the Asian Games.

Police from China, the US, and the UAE jointly conducted a raid in Dubai to crack down on cyber fraud.

A joint inspection team raided eleven foreigner residences in Poipet, detaining over a dozen undocumented individuals and busting a scam ring.
Passersby quickly gathered around the street before the exhaust fumes from a passing motorcycle had even cleared.

Late at night, a residential area was tightly surrounded as military police moved in and detained a group of people.

At a Geneva meeting, a Cambodian representative warned that efforts to combat cyber scams should not be used as an excuse to violate national sovereignty.

A group of men and women targeting compatriots and Singaporeans for kidnappings in Malaysia have pleaded not guilty in court.

Attempting to extort a million dollars, the gang ended up running straight into a brick wall as motorcycles continued to roar past outside the courtroom.

The US Department of Defense has admitted to facing ammunition shortages in its conflict with Iran, reversing its long-standing denial of the depletion issue.

A German-registered private plane mistakenly landed at a British Royal Air Force base, surprising security personnel.

A drunk driving incident involving a military-plated SUV in Phnom Penh late at night has landed the personnel in both a police station and military disciplinary proceedings.

Ahead of the AFC Champions League Two, Cambodian powerhouse Svay Rieng is ready to face formidable Japanese side FC Machida Zelvia.
A dramatic arrest unexpectedly unfolded in a usually bustling area of Phnom Penh.
Early in the morning, a residential building was surrounded as onlookers watched neighbors gather to see yet another sudden crackdown.

Reviewing the first nine months, local authorities have maintained a firm and unrelenting grip on combating cyber scams.

Students who have just passed their high school graduation exams face economic challenges, but opportunities still remain.

There is a call to enhance international cooperation to address cyber threats in the digital age.

Police acted decisively, seizing a cache of tools used in criminal activities.
Police in Chengdu dismantled a fraud gang posing as a financial institution, arresting over 40 individuals.
As the market remains sluggish, suitcases have unexpectedly become a hot-selling item.

Anna Sophie Abel's bilingual children's picture books are being distributed to public elementary schools to encourage kids to speak up and express themselves more.
On the night of September 12, a Malaysian-Chinese man was attacked by a helmet-wearing assailant at a Kuala Lumpur wholesale market, leaving an iron rod embedded in his body.
Recently, previously suspended crypto accounts have mysteriously reappeared in searches, leaving users guessing at the underlying reasons.

Phnom Penh's Dangkor II commune is rushing to complete three infrastructure projects by the end of the year to resolve chronic flooding issues for local residents.

Scientific research on weight-regulating peptides is deepening, expanding beyond appetite control to also govern metabolism and cellular adaptation.

Beijing's security regulations have grown increasingly stringent, shifting from previous bans on sales to a total ban on flying.

After over a year of issues at the Cambodia-Thailand border, farmers near Phnom Penh find their locally grown melons and vegetables in high demand, with supermarkets and restaurants eager to buy.
Police in Chengdu, Ya'an, and other areas arrested more than 100 suspects and seized over 100 devices used for telecommunications fraud.

KB PRASAC Bank has partnered with Cambodia's Tourism Marketing Committee to fund a 50-episode micro-drama showcasing Phnom Penh's modern lifestyle and mobile payment services.

Charter flights from Techo International Airport deported multiple individuals involved in cyber scams and illegal residency.

As locals were leisurely drinking tea, a line of police cars rushed past with wailing sirens, drawing a crowd of onlookers to the roadside.

With taps running completely dry, local icehouse owners and roadside stall vendors were sent into a panic.

Pailin police arrested a Chinese national for indiscriminate shooting and illegal gun possession. Lacking a passport and legitimate work, the individual has been sent to court.

Battered by heavy sand trucks and rain, a rural Cambodian road has turned into deep mud, even trapping a village chief. A mechanic added that gravel used to fill ruts is now puncturing motorbike tires.

A domestic studio used the Claude AI model to operate over 20 fake dating apps, combining AI chat with real video operators to send 2.36 million messages and scam users into topping up.

A driver in Phnom Penh backed into a utility pole last night, then brazenly punched police officers who arrived at the scene.

Police in Sangyuan District conducted a joint operation targeting online fraud dens, yielding unexpected results.

A new international-standard electrical conduit brand has arrived at Phnom Penh construction sites, offering builders a sturdier option.

Phnom Penh police have arrested two Cambodian men for impersonating multiple district police chiefs to run telecom scams.

Chilean prosecutors revealed that a Chinese brother and sister were abducted in Santiago by kidnappers who set up a fake police station and used bogus FBI agents and a former prosecutor to act out the scam.
Following the crackdown on telecom fraud compounds and the closure of local casinos, young people who once left China full of ambition now find themselves stranded and uncertain of their next step.

Once bustling, Cambodia has grown quiet as online scams, illicit industries, and casinos shut down, leaving many who sought opportunities there adrift.

In Santiago, Chile, a Chinese brother and sister were abducted and extorted by fake police officers in a bizarre incident that felt stranger than fiction.

At a grassroots meeting in Crozat Province, officials were urged to visit villages to hear the truth rather than making decisions from their offices.

Military police seized long and short firearms from a jeep and detained the main suspect, while releasing the others after background checks.

A two-day job fair hosted by the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training drew 120,000 participants online and offline as job seekers sought vocational skills for stable employment.
Malaysian enforcement officers raided a hotel in Johor Bahru late at night, checking foreign guests' documents and detaining a vanload of individuals.

On Saturday in Phnom Penh, the Digital Economy Committee held a special training session for small-business owners on how to use mobile apps for business.

With tensions high on the streets, everyone is watching to see how long this fire will keep burning.

Thinking he could hide from the spotlight in the Caucasus, he was tracked down right to the server room door via the internet.

Job seekers and parents alike find that large-scale job fairs gathering tens of thousands of positions make the employment search much more convenient.

CPP Central Committee member Napantha discussed grassroots policies in Cambodia, emphasizing the importance of genuinely helping ordinary people.

Following the lively first Kun Khmer Asian Championship in Vietnam, two more countries have already applied to host the next edition.

Wuhan police arrested six suspects who posed as teachers to collect fake medical exam fees, and tracked down most of the stolen money all the way from Dongguan.

Authorities have finally provided an explanation regarding the incident at the Elephant Roundabout, where a vehicle was intercepted and three firearms were seized.

Sipping iced coffee at a local tea stall, a resident listens to the radio broadcast about BRICS leaders meeting to discuss the world order.

Police launched a sudden raid near Petaling Street, creating a tense atmosphere in the area. Residents and visitors are advised to stay vigilant.

A large job fair in Phnom Penh drew numerous recent graduates accompanied by their parents, who believe face-to-face interviews with employers surpass blindly submitting resumes.

A casual chat at a Phnom Penh tea stall explores outsiders' perspectives on Cambodia's natural landscapes and environmental conservation.

A massive police crackdown hit the Kota Raya area in downtown Kuala Lumpur today, prompting authorities to warn the public to stay away.

Shortly after a quiet night in District G-8, an armed kidnapping and extortion incident broke out.

BRICS leaders signed a declaration in New Delhi targeting cross-border fraud and virtual asset recovery. However, it remains a statement of intent, with real-world results still a long way off.

Singapore police have issued a warning about hackers targeting email accounts to steal victims' cryptocurrency.

Neighbors gathered to watch the commotion as motorcycle exhaust mixed with the smell of barbecue, yet life goes on just as usual.

The supreme court in South Korea has finalized a life sentence for the ringleader of a notorious online sex-exploitation case, though it did not recognize the operation as a criminal syndicate.

BRICS nations meeting in New Delhi adopted a declaration targeting cross-border scam compounds and money laundering via virtual assets as key enforcement priorities.

The governor stated that as demining operations in the danger zone are still incomplete, hundreds of local families must remain displaced.

Daring kidnappers confronted a victim at gunpoint before dawn in a brazen morning ambush.

The former boxing champion visited displaced villagers in Banteay Meanchey province's Long查 village to distribute aid, while also organizing Kun Khmer matches and football activities.

A major job fair in Phnom Penh near the Opera House and Diamond Island attracted recent graduates and young job seekers looking for employment opportunities and market insights.

On Sept 9, Whitehorse police intercepted a vehicle, arresting five people and seizing firearms including a Glock, an M16, and a modified AK.
Law enforcement officers suddenly surrounded a neighborhood heavily populated by foreigners that is usually bustling with activity during the day.

Facing severe overcrowding, law enforcement agencies across various provinces have joined forces to transfer prisoners to facilities in other regions.

Anti-human trafficking police raided Cambodia's Po Senchey district, rescuing several young girls and arresting all the venue bosses.

A new report by the Mekong-Southeast Asia Law Enforcement Cooperation Center exposes the latest tactics used by telecom fraud syndicates in the region.

Phnom Penh police arrested a suspect in Meanchey district who used a chat app to impersonate a police chief from Doun Keo district to commit fraud.

Phnom Penh's Bophana Center is hosting a month-long exhibition of late artist Vann Nath's works, offering younger generations a glimpse into Cambodia's past hardships.

Police raided a Dili hotel, arresting over a dozen Chinese nationals suspected of fraud and having expired visas.

As telecom fraud gangs become increasingly decentralized, relying on a single country is no longer enough to completely dismantle the entire criminal supply chain.

When shady underground tools like "Zuantu" suddenly bite the dust, panicked users rushing to download sketchy workarounds are winding up with malware-infected PCs.

Just past the afternoon heat, the convoy kicked up a thick cloud of dust along the dirt road.

The court recently ran a training session for local tour guides to help them get their history straight when talking to visitors.
Pakistani law enforcement raided a scam center in Karachi, seizing a large stash of computers and mobile phones.

Regulars at a Phnom Penh tea stall gathered to hear some straight talk from a doctor on healthy living and medical check-ups.

Over coffee at the tea stall in Phnom Penh, everyone’s been talking about this: Cambodia’s ambassador to France, Lu Dauvy, straight-up turned down a backchannel approach from Thai lobbyists, insisting that the two
AP exposes dark underbelly of Philippine scam compounds: Workers beaten, teeth pulled out—saved in dramatic raids.

China and the US have teamed up for a major crackdown on the Xinyin Group, with the US side already handing over a portion of frozen virtual currencies.

The scam syndicates really took a hit this time—not only did they have to hand over all those frozen crypto assets, but locals are already showing up at the police station to ask about getting their money back.

Everyone in Cambodia is pushing to get what’s inside the lab turned into jobs and products, and fast.

For less than two bucks, you can whip up a fake phone screenshot showing a transfer of hundreds of millions—and today, the whole internet is going off about it.

At a recent awards ceremony, Ministry of Industry officials called on young people to stop letting their lab research just gather dust on paper.

The entrances and exits were completely sealed off, and the equipment involved in the case was hauled away.
Helping telecom scammers withdraw cash and launder money thinking they’d just make a quick commission—until the cops busted them right on the spot.

With the books for the first nine months now closed, the governor has ordered faster intelligence-sharing moving forward.

Making a living in this line of work in Phnom Penh is never easy. When you cross paths with a mama-san who holds back your hard-earned sweat money, things get even harder.

Starting last month, rangers in Kampong Speu province spent three consecutive weeks cracking down on environmental crimes and the destruction of natural resources across Kirirom National Park.

Banteay Meanchey authorities raided a row house in O Chrov commune, uncovering dozens of computers inside.

A squabble between boyfriends online led a group of young people to arrange a face-to-face showdown on a vacant plot of land, with the resulting fight caught on video and shared across social media.

Police in Poipet, Banteay Meanchey province, raided an online scam den, seizing a pile of computers and mobile phones on the spot.

No matter how many roles a veteran actor takes on over a long career, nothing carries quite as much weight as that iconic character they fought tooth and nail against fierce competition to land back in the day.

Renting two houses to run a TikTok-liking and online gaming click-farming scam, pulling in 3,000 ringgit a month paid out via WeChat—all of it came crashing down when Malacca police raided the operation and busted the

Motorbike thefts are a constant headache on the streets, but police managed to track down a chop shop and bust the whole operation in one sweep.

金边街头又一个支付平台出状况,小易支付突然通知大家赶紧把账户里的钱都提出来。

Over in Langkor District, police busted a group running online scams a couple of days back. The suspects included both Chinese nationals and locals. They've all been sent to Prey Sar Prison now.

Phnom Penh Governor Khuong Sreng has just released the latest financial figures for the city's crackdown on online scam operations, and people across the neighborhoods are waiting to see what the authorities will do

Malacca police just busted two places running TikTok scam operations, picking up three Chinese nationals. Honestly, it's the same old trick with these fake engagement schemes.


Word's going around that a Chinese guy, one of those online gambling operators, got into some kind of trouble at a hotel. Apparently, all his staff just bolted.

Heads up, everyone! KHQRPay hasn't received official authorization from the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC). So, merchants and the public really need to be careful.

槟城三区,一个大盘口被抄,百来号人,搞网诈和洗钱的,全被警察控制了。

Word's out that a Chinese boss, reportedly running one of those 'pig butchering' online scam operations, was found dead in his room at the Jiangxi Grand Hotel in Manila.

一个因涉案正在取保候审的人,站出来揭开这帮幕后黑手的底牌。

Word on the street is there's a big crackdown coming in the Special Zone.

Word is, near the Three Pagodas Pass in eastern Myanmar, there's a scam compound called 'Waterfall.' Two companies inside are running fraud schemes.

South Korean intelligence agencies are now suggesting that Kim Jong Un's daughter, the one who's been making all those public appearances, might not actually be his youngest child.


Recently, there's been a crackdown on organized crime in the country, leading to the arrest of several online influencers. It seems that these criminal groups are just shifting their operations elsewhere.


Here in Phnom Penh, our weekly newspaper roundup is back, right on time. Always makes you wonder what new things have been happening on the streets this week.

停运的新币突然诈尸,几个号能搜出来了,大家都在猜是不是差佬在后台倒腾数据。

Hun Sen met with the President of Myanmar, and the main topic of their discussion was border issues.

Lately, the local market's been a bit strange. Nothing else seems to be selling, but luggage, of all things, is flying off the shelves. You gotta wonder what's going on behind the scenes.

This wasn't in Phnom Penh, mind you, but rather in Kratie Province.
Police cars have been circling non-stop out on the street. Word is, they hauled a bunch of people out of there.

In Phnom Penh, there's a 97-year-old man named Chea Hea. He's dedicated his entire life to art, spending nearly his whole life dancing. Locals call him a 'living heritage'.


Business is dead and foot traffic is way down. Vendors say everyone’s too busy packing up and getting out.




Who would've thought? Their online dating partner turned out to be their own relative! And then, to top it all off, they even scammed them for money. You really can't make this stuff up.

Another scam pad off the streets. The crew got busted and locked away.

A Chinese man known as "Muzi," who rented a villa in Manila to run an online scam operation, was found dead in a hotel room with bruises around his neck. The man and woman traveling with him have disappeared.

Smoke suddenly started pouring out of a locked apartment around noon today, prompting alert neighbors to smash a window to fight the flames before firefighters arrived and put the fire out.

When the Myanmar leader arrived in Phnom Penh at the King's invitation, locals barely batted an eye as they walked past.

It’s peak rainy season and the mosquito numbers are surging.


Making sour fish rolls calls for galangal and little chillies, and the mornings at the Battambang market are always a hive of activity.

Casinos are having a tough time, facing allegations of online scams.

US prosecutors have announced they are taking their crackdown on scam compounds truly global, recently dispatching teams all the way to Madagascar to bust 13 syndicate bases in one sweep.


Prince Bank depositors finally got their money back, and Pang Pang Bank shouldn't be far behind.





Immigration officials from two countries met in Jiangsu to discuss tackling cross-border illegal immigration and human trafficking.




I've heard that Fullerton Financial is having a rough time lately, scrambling to distance itself from money laundering issues. Their cash reserves are draining fast.

Officials from Cambodia and Madagascar recently met up in China. They were there to discuss how to work together and crack down on human smuggling and trafficking. This sounds like a pretty significant development.

Malaysian and Singaporean police have really come through this time.

Word on the street is, doing business these days, the whole guarantee thing is a real headache. Everyone's on edge.

Lately, things have been tense in Phnom Penh. Those acting as guarantors are on edge, worried they might be the next ones called out.

The recent sanctions have got a lot of people worried, and neighbors are chatting about it everywhere.

The U.S. has taken action against "Xinbi Guarantee," freezing funds and shutting down related groups.

An escrow platform called "Xinbi Guarantee" that was set up specifically to rip off Americans has just landed squarely in the crosshairs of the US Department of the Treasury—and two of its key facilitators got hit with

Bavet police in Svay Rieng province recently raided an abandoned building acting on a tip-off from locals, arresting five Cambodian men caught stripping copper wire and seizing drug paraphernalia at the scene.

Regulars at the Phnom Penh tea stalls have been talking about little else lately: when it comes to online gambling, the authorities are finally playing hardball.

In Phnom Penh, as new roads are being built, officials are emphasizing the importance of maintaining high construction standards.

The war's a complete mess, but these scammers are making a killing in Ukraine—they even managed to drag the Prosecutor General down with them.

Too busy fighting a war to notice, the trade just kept getting bigger locally—even the Attorney General got dragged into it.

An online meeting was held to discuss the appeals process, gathering insights from various participants.

Phnom Penh’s Calmette Hospital has received a large shipment of medical supplies worth more than $500,000 from a South Korean foundation, handed over through the Cambodian Senate.
Finding a decent toilet when you're out and about is always a headache—especially on the streets of Phnom Penh.

Protecting the forest up in the hills has never stopped—someone’s always keeping an eye on that royal-decreed green expanse.

A federal court in Washington just wrapped up a major case involving more than $200 million, with the young mastermind finally hanging his head in the courtroom.

A tour bus drove right into a residential compound to check residents' IDs today, prompting some people to scale the fence and bolt.

Farming the old-school way really puts your heart into the dirt this time.

Phnom Penh Governor Khuong Sreng has just released the ledger on the city's crackdown against online scams, revealing tens of thousands of locations inspected, numerous arrests, and heavy fines slapped on landlords who

The visit is set for Friday through Saturday at the invitation of King Norodom Sihamoni.

Hearing that some of the boys have already made their move, everyone trying to make a living out here has to tighten their belts and stay sharp.

Bavet police busted an empty building after getting a tip-off, catching five Cambodian men in the act of stealing electrical wires. A follow-up search of the premises also uncovered a stash of drugs.

A truck parked haphazardly on the side of the highway, causing traffic disruptions, has finally been towed away.

Two Cambodian female athletes are set to take on the triathlon challenge at the Asian Games in Japan.

听说2026年,东南亚要搞个大足球赛,FIFA都点头了。分两级,奖金也分两档,Cambodia 队也能踢,就在家门口不远。

The aging Dangkor dumpside is running out of space, and while a new site has been picked in Kandal province, it’s still more than a year away from opening.

My rental contract is up, and now I can't get my deposit back. The landlord is just dodging me every single day. I've seen this playbook a million times—a friend of mine already fell for the exact same trap.

The head of the Cambodian Mine Action Center has called on the international community to take strong action against those who damage historical sites.

Repairs are ramping up along National Road 76 in Mondulkiri province, with some sections already nearing completion to make travel smoother and make it easier for locals to transport their agricultural produce to market.

Veteran kickboxer Vitor Toffanelli is stepping in on short notice to travel to Japan for the K-1 World MAX 16-man elimination tournament.
Police in Sanming, Fujian province, have wrapped up a major scam crackdown, arresting 76 telecoms fraud suspects in a single sweep and seizing a massive haul of mobile phones and computers.

Four Chinese nationals—three men and a woman—were brought before the Balik Pulau Sessions Court in Penang today over an alleged kidnapping and extortion case.

Two people died in a traffic crash, and the police chief got sacked. Now the whole neighborhood is waiting to see how this drama ends.

Work has officially kicked off on the second phase of the Preah Vihear conservation project, with the national authority moving ahead to restore the ancient clifftop temple to its original glory.

报告显示柬电诈产业向边境和农村转移,打击力度不减。

Raising freshwater prawns in the rice fields between harvests has turned into a handy new way for local farmers to boost their income, saving on feed costs while fetching a good price at market.

The operation is still ongoing, and law enforcement officers have moved on to other buildings.

Rain Water Cambodia has set up a new facility in Veal Veng district to help local villagers get clean drinking water.

Authorities launched a surprise raid, shutting down a casino, and now the spotlight is on the owner behind the scenes.






Phnom Penh officials headed to Hong Kong for a meeting and ended up signing a memorandum of understanding, pledging to focus efforts on early childhood education and digital technology.

Ancient temples can't take much more of this war, and experts are rushing to clear mines and fix the roofs.

Whether those deposits ever get refunded is still a big question mark, and the whole neighborhood is keeping a close eye on what happens next.

With 27 casinos called out for shutdowns or license revocations, the Anti-Fraud Committee isn't just locking doors—they're going after the bosses' personal assets, too.

As the tuk-tuks buzz past outside, the tea shops across Phnom Penh are once again buzzing with the latest talk on the cyber scam crackdowns.

During the March 27 raid, over a hundred people were rounded up and taken away.

All those police cars were screaming past down that way this afternoon, and everyone walking by was craning their necks to see what was going on.

If you're still running an online gambling operation in Poipet, you’d better watch out—the military police are moving in to crack down.

Hanging out with a hometown buddy for a little over a year, he helped pull in millions in revenue and thought he'd finally be able to head back home for good.

An elderly man in Tochari approaching his nineties was played for a fool by phone and video scammers, losing 17 million yen he had left parked in a car lot before he even knew what hit him.
Heads up to young people: don't be so quick to fall for these high-paying job offers.

街头巷尾最近都在说这个跑步的事,年轻姑娘们这回要热闹一场了。

You don't need to pay while the system is down for maintenance, but once it's fixed, you'll have to go online and apply all over again.


At noon on September 8, a joint inspection operation was carried out at several shops near BK5 in Jinluan Town, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with personnel from multiple departments and law enforcement officers entering the

An article in the People's Public Security News said that Chinese police have already achieved clear results in combating and tackling telecom and online fraud.

Yueyang police in Hunan have busted an 11-member gang that used high-tech gear to rig mahjong games.

A report suggests that scam gangs around here, feeling the heat, are now scattering to more remote areas and operating under the cover of darkness.

China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Cambodia have continued their anti-fraud crackdown, with many overseas compounds dismantled and many people deported back to their home countries.


Cambodia’s National Authority for Combating Drugs and the Korea Coast Guard signed a memorandum of cooperation in Phnom Penh this morning, focusing on cooperation in drug smuggling, transport, and transnational crime.

Following the National Bank of Cambodia’s takeover, the clearing house has issued a final reminder that September 12, 2026, is the deadline for claims.


Two Chinese nationals were detained at an Indonesian airport while transiting to Hong Kong after security found undeclared gold in their carry-on luggage.

NBI agents staked out Pasay City and busted a compatriot who ran an immigration-fixer scam, shaking down victims by holding over 20 passports hostage.



Phnom Penh streets have a new addition lately: an anti-scam mobile app designed to let people report scam phone numbers and screenshots.


Using fake photos of gorgeous women and AI voice generators to run online dating scams, a fraudster even ended up conning his own crew—only to take a massive tumble right back on the island.

That apartment block over in Songlu always looks so quiet from the outside. Who would’ve thought they were sitting in front of their computers all day, running online scams targeting people overseas?



Over 20,000 packs of smuggled cigarettes hidden inside imported metal doors have been seized at the border before making it into the market.

Quezon City police have released their anti-cybercrime scorecard for the first seven months of the year, showing that online shopping scams and the black market for registered SIM cards remain their top targets.


Phnom Penh police cracked down on a cyber-scam compound, arresting over a dozen Bangladeshi men and women.


Network maintenance is set for 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday across parts of Tuol Kork.



This year’s exam is set for mid-November. Students must check name lists at school before the end of September.







































