Government Says Indonesians Involved in Online Scams in Myanmar Will Be Assessed Before Repatriation
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will conduct a further assessment before repatriating the 53 Indonesians involved in an ...
At least 189 Filipinos remain trapped in scam compounds controlled by Border Guard Force (BGF) allied with Myanmar junta, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) confirmed on Thursday. These scam hubs ...
Singapore police seized S$150 million in assets from the Prince Group, linked to international scam operations. Sanctioned by the UK and the US, the group allegedly used trafficked workers for online ...
SINGAPORE: The group of Singaporeans who ran a major scam operation in Cambodia may have received a tip-off as the ...
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said the Philippine government is taking all necessary measures to ensure the safe return of the 14 Filipinos ...
As Starlink arrives in Bangladesh, promises of high-speed internet for remote villages collide with fears of cross-border crime, espionage and digital dependence. Amid growing regional tensions and ...
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DFA: Govt exerting all efforts to repatriate 14 Filipinos rescued from scam hubs in Myanmar
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said the government was doing everything to expedite the repatriation of 14 Filipinos ...
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South Africans lured abroad, forced into online dating scams targeting people around the world
Desperate for jobs, South Africans are falling victim to scams in Southeast Asia, where they are coerced into running online ...
The US Treasury also sanctioned 146 individuals and entities, and legislation entitled Dismantled Foreign Scam Syndicates Act had been introduced. The United Kingdom froze tens of millions of dollars ...
Inquirer Opinion on MSN
From Pogos to Myanmar hubs
Just when you think that last year’s ban on Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos) would keep us safe from this scourge comes the news report that more than 200 Filipinos were rescued Monday ...
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Singapore police seize over S$150m in assets tied to Prince Group scam network, local media reports
Singapore police have seized over S$150 million (RM484 million) in assets tied to the Prince Group, a multinational network ...
Ng Wei Liang, 32, and his brother, Wei Kang, 33, are among 27 Singaporeans wanted by the police. Read more at ...
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