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Oman Police Dismantle International Online Scam Ring in Dhofar

Wed, Jun 24, 2026(137d ago)World

A routine patrol in Salalah led to the stunning discovery of a sophisticated international criminal network operating out of the Dhofar Governorate. The breakthrough occurred at 3 a.m. when officers noticed a man suspiciously descending from a second-story window. This minor observation sparked a thorough investigation, eventually revealing that the individual was part of a broader operation led by Asian nationals who were using four local properties as hubs to execute large-scale online financial scams against victims abroad.

In an official statement, the Royal Oman Police confirmed that the entire network has been dismantled and all involved suspects are now in legal custody. Authorities seized significant evidence linking the group to fraudulent schemes coordinated from within Omani borders. Emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy toward cross-border crime, officials urged the public to stay vigilant against unsolicited online communications and warned against sharing sensitive financial data with unverified sources. The operation serves as a stark reminder of the complexities involved in modern cyber-enabled fraud and the commitment of local authorities to maintaining national security.

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