"The truth about 'Going to Thailand for filming' is revealed: After the Wang Xing incident, a 19-year-old girl from Shandong went to Thailand multiple times and asked her mother for money before losing contact, suspected of being abducted to a cyber fraud park in Northern Myanmar."

On June 12, according to media reports, a netizen posted a video on social media claiming that a 19-year-old girl from Shandong went missing after going to Thailand to "shoot a movie." Her mother is currently anxiously searching for her. The girl had previously told her family that she was going to

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Nigeria imposes heavy sentences for cyber fraud: 15 Chinese citizens sentenced and to be deported

Hong Ma Nai refutes Thai media's hype on scam topics: "Don't just focus on Cambodia, Thailand itself is not clean either."

United Nations issues warning: Cambodia replaces Myanmar as the new global center for internet fraud.

The Philippine POGO Storm Behind the Deportation: Power Struggles, Financial Transactions, and International Maneuvering

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The U.S. and the Philippines strengthen transnational law enforcement cooperation to jointly combat illegal POGO criminal networks.

The raid in Mujia shocks the border: Suspected "dog push" massive crackdown triggers panic, militia and military forces jointly deployed.

The City of Angels was raided again, 5 Chinese were arrested, and the mastermind is still at large.

"The truth about 'Going to Thailand for filming' is revealed: After the Wang Xing incident, a 19-year-old girl from Shandong went to Thailand multiple times and asked her mother for money before losing contact, suspected of being abducted to a cyber fraud park in Northern Myanmar."

Philippines' crackdown on illegal POGO dilemma: Thousands of foreign workers hard to repatriate, claiming the biggest obstacle is due to embassy refusal.

Nigerian court rules on largest transnational cyber fraud case: 15 Asian nationals plead guilty, including two Chinese individuals.

The scale of online fraud is approaching that of the drug trade. Is legal gambling being "hollowed out"?

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Cambodian police raid online scam stronghold, 24 suspects arrested, most of Vietnamese nationality.

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