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Thai Military Finds Fake Police Setups at Cambodian Scam Complex

Thai military seized a six-story scam complex with replicas of police stations and banks, uncovering thousands trafficked and forced to run scams, officials said.

Summary by Channel News Asia
The O'Smach scam complex included rooms set up to imitate police offices from at least seven countries, including Singapore, China, India, Indonesia and Vietnam.
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Scammers staged a fake AFP office in a Cambodian compound. Why?

A fake AFP office staged by scammers who operated from a Cambodian scam centre reveals much about their tactics, experts say.

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The Straits TimesThe Straits Times
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Fake Singapore neighbourhood police centre found in Cambodian scam compound

A set-up mimicking the facade of Woodlands East Neighbourhood Police Centre was discovered. Read more at straitstimes.com.

·Singapore
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Thai military finds fake police setups at Cambodian scam complex

The O'Smach scam complex included rooms set up to imitate police offices from at least seven countries, including Singapore, China, India, Indonesia and Vietnam.

·Singapore
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Thousands Lived in the Complex, Where Victims Were Threatened and Forced Into Online Fraud

Thai authorities also found hundreds of SIM cards and user data lists.

·Hungary
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Fake Police Stations From Several Countries Were Discovered in Cambodia's Fraud Center, Including Police Uniforms.

O'Smach's fraud complex included rooms designed to mimic police stations from at least seven countries, including Singapore, China, India, Indonesia.

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Channel News Asia broke the news in Singapore on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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