讀後心得

A Taiwanese man was arrested in Phnom Penh, Cambodia for drug trafficking, with police seizing 3.95 kilograms of drugs. This operation was part of a local anti-drug campaign, and the suspect has been transferred to the Phnom Penh Primary Court for processing according to relevant laws. Recently, the Cambodian police also uncovered a large telecommunications fraud case, arresting 186 suspects, of which 179 are Taiwanese.

Recently in Cambodia, a Taiwanese man was arrested by the police for drug trafficking, and 3.95 kilograms of drugs were seized. This incident occurred in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where the police successfully conducted a raid on four locations during an anti-drug operation, ultimately ending this drug trafficking case. The suspect is a Taiwanese man, and the amount of drugs seized at the scene is quite astonishing.

According to reports, the man was wearing a light-colored short-sleeved shirt and had tattoos. Currently, the police have handed over the suspect and the drugs to the Phnom Penh Primary Court in accordance with relevant laws, and further proceedings will follow the legal procedures of Cambodia.

In addition, the Cambodian police recently dismantled a telecommunications fraud case, arresting 186 suspects, of which 179 are Taiwanese and 7 are from China. The police are still clarifying the extent of these suspects' involvement and investigating whether they willingly participated or were involuntarily confined.

According to the Immigration Bureau, if the arrested individuals are not prosecuted by the Cambodian prosecution, they will be deported. The relevant procedures include having to pay for their own tickets and being escorted by the police to the airport or land border to confirm their departure.

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