Extradition worries grow for convicted money launderer after deportation to Cambodia


Chinese nationals linked to gambling and scam centres in Sihanoukville arriving in Wuhan in April, after being deported from Cambodia, in an initiative to combat cross-border crimes. - SCREENGRAB FROM CCTV+/X

SINGAPORE: Convicted money launderer Su Wenqiang may have cause for worry over a possible extradition to China following his deportation from Singapore to Cambodia on May 6, The Straits Times has learnt.

Beijing has an extradition treaty with Phnom Penh, but not with Singapore.

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