Cambodian authorities have detained 19 foreign nationals following court orders related to three ongoing investigations into technology-based scams. The detentions highlight a recent surge in enforcement of Cambodia’s new anti-cyber scam law. The Phnom Penh Municipal Court issued the pre-trial detention orders as part of a broader effort to dismantle digital crime networks operating within the country. Authorities are actively targeting individuals allegedly involved in these illicit activities. This crackdown signals a strengthened commitment to combating online fraud and protecting both citizens and foreign nationals from falling victim to these schemes. The move comes as Cambodia seeks to address its growing reputation as a hub for such criminal enterprises. Further investigations are expected as the government continues to prioritize the disruption of these networks.