Thailand cuts power on Myanmar border to fight cyber scams
Thailand to cut power to Myanmar border areas linked to scam centres
Thailand will suspend electricity supply to some border areas with Myanmar in an effort to curb scam centres, its government said on Tuesday, amid growing pressure on the illegal compounds that have ensnared vast numbers of people of multiple nationalities.
A Malaysian man was among 61 individuals rescued from suspected human trafficking and online scam operations in Myanmar and ...
Thailand on Wednesday cut off power supplies to areas in Myanmar where scam networks operate, following a public outcry ...
Reports of high-profile kidnappings on the Thai-Myanmar border have frightened Chinese tourists who were Thailand's top ...
The Lao government has announced that its firm determination to combat transnational telecom fraud has never wavered, ...
Amid rising tensions in Myanmar relating to alleged China-backed scam groups, one question lingers: Why isn't China, at the ...
Sixty-one hapless victims, duped by call-centre scammers and whisked away to Myanmar, yesterday made a triumphant return to ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping thanked Thailand’s visiting prime minister on Thursday for a crackdown on scam centers in ...
Glitzy videos by Yatai promised a $15bn (£12.1bn) investment and depicted a high-rise wonderland of hotels, casinos and cyberparks. Shwe Kokko was described as part of Xi Jinping's Belt-and-Road ...
Thai authorities rescued 61 foreign nationals, including 13 Indians, from human trafficking in Myanmar. Victims are receiving ...
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