MHO: Crackdown gaining ground, but more needed


Malaysia International Humanitarian Organisation (MHO) chief public relations officer Daniel Khoo

JOHOR BARU: Thailand’s recent move to cut electricity, Internet and fuel supplies to Myanmar’s border towns has disrupted scam syndicates operating there, but many more centres continue to thrive in remote parts of the country.

Malaysia International Humanitarian Organisation (MHO) chief public relations officer Daniel Khoo said numerous Malaysians remain trapped in Myanmar, suffering abuse and harsh conditions under these scam operations.

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