According to Kampuchea Thmey’s report of May 17, 2026, forces under Phnom Penh’s unified command inspected sites suspected of involvement in online scams on May 16, 2026, under the direction of Phnom Penh Governor ឃួង ស្រេង and Lieutenant General ជួន ណារិន្ទ, a deputy commissioner-general of the National Police and Phnom Penh police chief. The sites were in Buildings A and B of Prince Plaza on Norodom Boulevard, near the ក្បាលថ្នល់ flyover in Chamkar Mon district, Phnom Penh.
The same report said Major General ប៊ុន សុសិក្ខា led the operation on the ground, with legal coordination by deputy prosecutor សេង ហៀង, to inspect premises suspected of secretly carrying out unlawful confinement and online scams.
The report said officers detained 104 foreign nationals of six nationalities, including seven women. Of these, 83 people, including five women, were suspected of involvement in online scams: 82 Chinese nationals, including four women, and one Vietnamese woman. Another 21 foreign nationals of five nationalities, including two women, were detained in connection with unlawful residence.
Officers also seized 77 all-in-one desktop computers, 36 laptops, five iPads, four monitors, 800 mobile phones and six computer towers. At the time of the report, the 104 foreign nationals and seized items had been handed over to the Phnom Penh police for further legal procedures. By: ប៉ៃ សុឃីម
