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June 21, 2026

Cambodia Cybersecurity Enforcement: Police Crackdown on Online Scams in Svay Rieng

Background

The operation in Svay Rieng was led by a district-level unified administrative command working under directives from national and provincial police leadership, with procedural coordination from the provincial prosecutor’s office. Provincial and district-level police units in Cambodia coordinate with prosecutorial authorities to conduct on-site investigations and compile criminal files for referral to the provincial court.

Local authorities carried out the investigation at a rented house linked to a restaurant brand in Chek village, Samraong commune, Chantrea district on 19 June 2026. Investigators seized digital devices including monitors, CPU towers, laptops, mobile phones, and tablets as physical evidence in an alleged online scam operation.

Key Developments

– Date: 19 June 2026.

– Location: Rented house near the Youb Ve restaurant in Chek village, Samraong commune, Chantrea district, Svay Rieng province.

– Arrests: Six suspects were detained, including one female; the post identifies the detained individuals as Vietnamese nationals.

– Evidence seized: monitors, CPU towers, desktop and laptop computers, mobile phones, an iPad, and other items used in operations.

– Site status: Authorities temporarily sealed off the premises while investigators compiled the case file for submission to the provincial court.

Institutional Role

The operation reflects multi-level enforcement where district administrative commanders execute field actions under the operational guidance of provincial police and the strategic direction of national police leadership. The provincial prosecutor provided procedural oversight during the on-site investigation and will receive the compiled case materials for judicial processing.

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