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Al Jazeera Releases 25-Minute Investigation into Myanmar Scam Operations
The 101 East program published a two-year probe on June 27 detailing how Southeast Asia's cyberscam networks traffic victims and extract funds. The report outlines the industry's structure and reach across more than 60 countries.
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Al Jazeera's 101 East program released a 25-minute video investigation on June 27 exposing the operations of Myanmar's scam industry. The two-year probe states that Southeast Asia's cyberscam networks have trafficked at least 300,000 people from more than 60 countries and stolen trillions of dollars from victims worldwide.
It describes the industry as operating with impunity through a network built on greed and forced criminality.
Al Jazeera reported that Chinese syndicates are adapting their methods and establishing new operations in additional locations around the world as authorities attempt to respond.
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