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In a Cambodian compound with rooms designed to look like Singapore and Australia police offices, papers were strewn across desks and floors: the detritus of a fraud factory abandoned in haste. Reuters Special Correspondent Poppy McPherson visited the bombed-out compound near the Thai-Cambodian border, which offers one of the clearest windows yet into the industrial-scale fraud that has fleeced billions of dollars from victims globally.

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    @ohkangarootp1370

    The frightening thing is that Cambodians are complicit in and even welcome the presence of scammers in the country, and view the Cambodian leaders’ support of these scammers as not wrong.

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