An airlift of more than 1,000 Chinese nationals who worked at online scam centers in Myanmar began in Thailand, with the workers being flown back to China. The scam centers operated in Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos, exploiting victims worldwide through false schemes. Thailand is coordinating the repatriation efforts, with China handling the processing of the workers upon their return. Thailand is also overseeing the evacuation and processing of workers from other nations who were rescued from the scam centers. Thai Prime Minister Shinawatra has pledged to crack down on scam networks, fearing the impact on Thailand’s tourism industry.
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Australia news live: WA premier condemns ‘disgusting’ behaviour of heckler who interrupted Perth dawn service | Australia news
Anzac Day Heckler in Perth ‘Disgusting’ Says WA PremierThe Western Australian premier, Roger Cook, condemned a heckler who disrupted an Anzac Day service in Perth by shouting obscenities during a welcome to country at the Kings Park dawn service. Cook described the behavior as “disgusting” and emphasized that such actions are totally inappropriate and disrespectful during a solemn occasion meant for community unity. He reiterated that using the occasion to make a political point in...
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