Cambodia has expelled 121 Chinese nationals, including two women, following investigations into their alleged involvement in online scams and other immigration-related offences.
The group was deported today on a special flight through the Techo International Airport police checkpoint, following instructions from Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sar Sokha and senior Interior Ministry officials.
Authorities said those expelled were linked to offences including:
🔹 Online scams
🔹 Illegal border crossings
🔹 Illegal residence and employment
🔹 Possession of no valid passport
The deportation is part of Cambodia’s ongoing crackdown on cybercrime and illegal foreign nationals. Authorities say they are continuing efforts to dismantle online scam networks, pursue suspected ringleaders and rescue victims trapped in scam operations.
The government has pledged stronger action to prevent Cambodia from being used as a base for online fraud and other criminal activities that threaten national and regional security.
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