KATHMANDU, Dec 25 — More than 100 Chinese nationals in Nepal on tourist visas have been detained over a suspected cyber scam, police said today, in the country’s largest ever crackdown involving foreigners. Eight women were among the 122 Chinese nationals arrested in a coordinated police raid...
KATHMANDU, Dec 25 — More than 100 Chinese nationals in Nepal on tourist visas have been detained over a suspected cyber scam, police said today, in the country’s largest ever crackdown involving foreigners.
Police said the houses were set up like hostels with large kitchens, bunk beds and rows of tables and chairs for working.
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