Cambodia Suspends Sales at Properties Owned by Accused Cyberscam Front

File image of Chen Zhi, chairman of the Cambodia-based Prince Holding Group and an alleged kingpin of an international scam syndicate. Image via Prince Holding Group.

Cambodia has frozen sales of luxury properties by a U.S.-sanctioned conglomerate after its founder was extradited to China and charged by Washington for allegedly running multibillion-dollar transnational cyberscams.

Prince Group founder and chairman Chen Zhi was extradited to China from Cambodia last week, both governments said.

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