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Based on 8 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

BANGKOK – Thais now live in a time where global hacking gangs treat bank accounts like open hunting grounds. From Europe to Asia, attacks on banks and payment systems have surged, and Thailand is not spared. [1]

Thailand enforces border claim with containers near Cambodian border Concerns raised over Chinese businesses and scam links Social activist Guntouch Pon [2]

The Anti-Online Scam Centre (ACSC) has uncovered a new operational model used by call-centre gangs, which have shifted from using individual mule accounts to corporate "mule accounts" to defraud victims, evade scrutiny, and launder larger sums of mon... [3]

BURI RAM: Police have stepped up efforts after a 73-year-old grandmother appealed for help to rescue her grandson, who is allegedly being held and abused by a call-centre gang in Cambodia. [4]

Thai police have arrested a 33-year-old South Korean man for allegedly laundering cryptocurrency for call-centre gangs by converting it into gold bars, with transactions worth more than 1.6 billion baht over a three-month period. [5]

BANGKOK, Thailand – Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Phumtham Wechayachai said he would visit Myanmar [6]

Dear Hillary, Every few weeks the Pattaya Police rope in all the girls along Beach Road, fine them B. 500 and let them go. [7]

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