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Cambodia urges Laos and Vietnam to fight drug networks together
Cross-border cooperation could help address drug trafficking linked to online scams and financial crime.
Friday 6 November · 06:02 · 1 min read
In 30 seconds
- Neth Savoeun urged Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam to strengthen cooperation against cross-border drug crimes. [1]
- He warned that trafficking networks are becoming more sophisticated and increasingly connected with online scams. [1]
- The warning also linked drug trafficking networks with financial crimes. [1]
What happened
National Authority for Combating Drugs President Neth Savoeun called for Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam to work more closely against cross-border drug crimes. He said trafficking networks are becoming more sophisticated and more closely linked to online scams and financial crimes.
Why it matters
The call highlights links between drug trafficking and other crimes that can affect people across borders. The report gives no details of new measures or immediate effects.
Key terms
- Cross-border crime
- Crime carried out across the borders of more than one country.
- Financial crime
- Illegal activity involving money or financial transactions.
Sources (1)
[1] Khmer Times Cambodia urges stronger regional response to evolving drug networks 6 Nov Read originalWas this explainer clear?
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