Cambodian police granted reporters access to a scam center, revealing the global victim-trapping scenarios used by criminal networks.

After inspecting a suspicious car, police seized a large quantity of drugs, then arrested more than 30 individuals involved in a ring transporting illicit substances from Cambodia for distribution in several southern provinces.

Cambodia intensifies its crackdown, vowing to completely dismantle online scam centers nationwide before the end of April.

Vo Van Tuong, 44, and nine accomplices have been charged after allegedly forcing a woman into a vehicle, taking her to a hotel where she was beaten and coerced into transferring money, before attempting to sell her to Cambodia.

Eight suspects blocked a road, forced a woman into a car, took her to a guesthouse where they beat her and compelled her to transfer money, intending to sell her to Cambodia; however, the victim managed to escape.

The Thai army reports a soldier lost his right leg and sustained severe injuries after stepping on a landmine in Surin province, bordering Cambodia.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet stated that scam centers are undermining the economy and damaging the country's international image.

Dong Nai Police, in coordination with the Ministry of Public Security, arrested 14 individuals involved in an online fraud ring totaling 2,500 billion dong, identifying Nguyen Thi Van, 30, as the mastermind operating from Cambodia.

Thousands are fleeing 'scam hells' in Cambodia, only to face an uncertain future with no place to call home.

Vietnam and Cambodia have issued a joint statement, reaffirming their consistent view of always attaching special importance to the good neighborly relations between the two countries.

Hun Sen affirms the importance of neighborly relations during meeting with General Secretary To Lam, expresses desire for Cambodia and Vietnam to increase market openness.

General Secretary To Lam will pay a state visit to Cambodia at the invitation of King Norodom Sihamoni.

Le Minh Dung was sentenced to 15 years in prison for serving as a translator for a scam company in Cambodia while employed at a casino, earning 1,000 USD monthly.

Leaders from Laos, China, and Cambodia have sent messages and letters congratulating General Secretary To Lam on his re-election at the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam.