30,000 Chinese Nationals Rounded Up in Overseas Scam Raids

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Over the past several years, more than 30,000 Chinese nationals have been rounded up during overseas scam raids across Myanmar, Cambodia, the Philippines, and Laos. Authorities described these operations as major victories against cross-border fraud, with thousands of suspects rapidly repatriated. But despite the scale of these campaigns, scam networks continue operating abroad. This investigation examines how mass repatriations work, who gets brought back, who remains untouched, and whether these actions represent justice—or a form of damage control designed to contain a growing international crisis.


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