VIETNAM-CAMBODIA-CHINA-ONLINE-SCAMS
This photo taken on September 25, 2022 shows a woman walking past a sign of the Cambodian border belt, near the Binh Di River that Vietnamese forced labour workers swan across in August after escaping a scamming gang based in a casino in Kandal province in Cambodia. - Dozens of casinos sprang up in recent years in Sihanoukville following Chinese investment, making the City a hub for gamblers and drawing in international crime groups. As travel restrictions bit during the pandemic, these groups shifted their focus from gambling to scams. - To go with 'CAMBODIA-CHINA-ONLINE-SCAMS', Feature by Sarah Lai with Rose Troup Buchanan and Focus by Matthew Walsh (Photo by AFP) / To go with 'CAMBODIA-CHINA-ONLINE-SCAMS', Feature by Sarah Lai with Rose Troup Buchanan and Focus by Matthew Walsh (Photo by STR/AFP via Getty Images)
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