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Sri Lanka arrests more than 260 foreigners over cyberscams

Sri Lanka arrests more than 260 foreigners over cyberscams

  • The latest arrests were made in Werahera, a suburb of the capital, police said
  • “They had entered the country on tourist visas and were illegally employed,” Wootler said
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