

Cambodia's Gambling Crackdown: $300M Seized, Thousands Arrested
Cambodia has taken significant steps to combat illegal gambling, fraud, and scams over the past 16 months. The country has repatriated more than 23,700 foreign nationals and charged over 5,000 Cambodians. This extensive crackdown has resulted in the seizure of more than $300 million in cash and other assets.
Local law enforcement collaborated with international agencies like Interpol and the FBI during the crackdown. This collaboration was crucial in dismantling cross-border illegal gambling syndicates, scam operations, and human trafficking groups.
Cambodian law enforcement was proactive in investigating money flows and correspondence of suspected groups. This proactive approach, along with international cooperation, has led to nearly 600 court cases and the revocation of 18 casino licenses, with 10 more suspended.
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