A 27-year-old Singaporean man has been arrested after being deported from Vietnam over his alleged links to a Cambodia-based scam syndicate.
The group is believed to be connected to at least 528 scam cases in Singapore, with reported losses totalling approximately S$53 million.
Identified as Lam Yong Yan, he was among 36 individuals wanted by the Singapore Police Force. He was arrested by CID officers upon arriving in Singapore on 6 November.
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