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Today, Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctioned Transnational Criminal Organization Xinbi Guarantee, a Chinese-language platform used extensively by Chinese cybercriminals to support cyber scams, fraud, money laundering, and other criminal activity targeting Americans.
Scammer Kingdom at O’Smach Reveals Fake Police Station, Hospital With Operating Theatre
On 7 September 2026, ACM Praphat Sonchaidee, Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Air Force and director of the Joint Information Centre (JIC), led ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) observers and Thai and foreign media on a visit to the area around the Chong Chom permanent border checkpoint in Dan District, Surin province. The site is near O’Smach in Cambodia, described as a major scam-compound complex covering more than 500 rai (about 80 hectares), with 157 buildings, including 29 identified as scam-operation buildings.
The group toured Zone A, where one of the key sites was Zhong Nan Hospital. The hospital is believed to have been used to treat Chinese nationals in senior positions within the scam network when they became ill. The building contains an operating theatre.
According to information from the Royal Thai Police, authorities suspect the operating theatre may have been used to remove organs from scam workers who failed to meet performance targets, were severely beaten or tortured and were close to death, with the organs allegedly sold. The claim remains an allegation and would require further investigation and forensic evidence.
The delegation also visited a facility designed to resemble a police station, complete with mock interrogation rooms, scripts used to deceive victims and police uniforms representing several countries, including China, Indonesia, Brazil, Australia, Singapore and Vietnam.
#ThailandNews #Thailand #Cambodia #ThailandCambodia
Going beyond mere diplomatic lip service of 'cooperation,' we need to tangibly increase the number of joint raids by Japanese police and local authorities.
#カンボジア#Cambodia#詐欺#scam https://t.co/eX4F1wcUEZ
A strange one from Phnom Penh. A couple accused a group of plainclothes men of being criminals and called reporters. Officials later said they were actually Chamkarmon district contract staff following people suspected of supplying SIM cards to online scam operations.
That trail ended at an electronics shop where 14 people were detained and authorities found about 3,000 phones, 211 all-in-one computers and other equipment. A Lexus linked to the shop later turned up abandoned near the Russian Embassy. Inside were another 16,350 foreign SIM cards. @TMobile
@NikkeiAsia In Japan, we call web archiving 'Gyotaku' (Fish Printing).
Cambodia's "zero scam compounds" declaration is a massive joke, so let's keep the receipts to check the answers later.😂😂😂
A building donated by individuals suspected of corruption—that’s so typical of Cambodia. It really symbolizes the situation.
#Cambodia#カンボジア
Cambodia opens Senate building tied to sanctioned tycoon https://t.co/6uNvBOCFSH