
China Sentences Five Myanmar Mafia Leaders to Death in Major Southeast Asia Scam Crackdown
Five top members of Myanmar’s Bai family mafia were sentenced to death as China intensifies its crackdown on regional cybercrime.

Five top members of Myanmar’s Bai family mafia were sentenced to death as China intensifies its crackdown on regional cybercrime.

Hong Kong authorities froze HK$2.75 billion in assets tied to the Prince Group, accused of global fraud and money laundering.

US $15 billion crypto asset forfeiture highlights Asia-Pacific financial system risks, exposing scam networks and triggering regulatory clamp-down.

Thai police arrested 24 suspected scam syndicate members from Myanmar, including Malaysian and Singaporean nationals, tracking their refuge in Thailand.

Two brothers and their cousin were identified as leaders of a Singapore-based scam syndicate operating in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Customs seized RM6.64 million worth of drugs hidden in coffee sachets and medical cargo, foiling three major smuggling attempts.

The Home Ministry identified five main factors behind Malaysians still being duped into forced labour schemes run by job syndicates.

17Live director Karen Chen resigns after US sanctions her over alleged ties to Chen Zhi’s Cambodian scam network involving forced labour.

Singaporean Ong Kai Min admitted cheating investors in fake AI trading scheme, causing US$537,000 losses; sentencing set for September 19

Singapore couple jailed for cheating wife’s lover of S$220,000 in fake condo investment promising S$1.7 million returns.

Malaysia's 1MDB scandal's real cost exceeds $18 billion, with significant losses due to theft and inflated deals affecting development.

Immigration busted two syndicates selling fake PLKS permits, arresting six foreigners and seizing passports, fake stickers, and documents.

A retiree lost RM1.7 million in an online investment scam while authorities investigate cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code.

A consultant lost RM2.7 million to the fraudulent Nova 88 scheme, highlighting risks of unverified investments. Police are investigating.

Singapore mandates licenses for overseas-serving crypto exchanges by June 30, citing money laundering risks and regulatory concerns, following recent scandals.

Engineer loses RM275,000 in Moomoo scam via WhatsApp; police urge verifying investments using Mule Check, CCID, or 997 hotline.