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Thai police detain 14 for alleged scams targeting Japanese

Published on: Wednesday 16 September 2026

Police in Thailand have detained 14 people allegedly involved in call-center scams targeting people in Japan. The police raided on Wednesday a luxury mansion in Bangkok believed to be used by a ...

News source: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/news/20260917de50905/

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