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Alleged gambling kingpin linked to scam centres extradited from Thailand to China

The Guardian•Thursday, November 13, 2025 at 2:07:39 AM
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Alleged gambling kingpin linked to scam centres extradited from Thailand to China
The extradition of She Zhijiang from Thailand to China marks a significant development in the fight against transnational crime, particularly in the realm of online gambling. Accused of operating more than 200 illegal gambling sites, She is a prominent figure in Asia's cybercrime landscape. His gambling complex, Shwe Kokko, has been tied to various regional scam and trafficking networks, highlighting the broader implications of his operations. The U.S. has also linked him to these networks, indicating international concern over the extent of his criminal activities. This extradition not only aims to hold She accountable but also serves as a warning to others involved in similar illicit enterprises, emphasizing the collaborative efforts of nations to combat cybercrime.
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