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  "publishedAt": "2026-02-20T15:12:01.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Crimes",
    "Economics",
    "Feature",
    "Human Rights",
    "News Feature",
    "Politics",
    "War",
    "Border scams",
    "border towns",
    "conflict spillover",
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    "Border Raids and Moving Targets: How Scam Networks Thrive in the Golden Triangle",
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  "textContent": "“When there are raids in Tachileik, they cross over to the Lao side. When there are raids in Laos, they come back here.” Nang Tip*, 23, describes the pattern with the calm certainty of someone who has watched it repeat for years. A resident of Tachileik — the border town where Myanmar, Thailand, and Laos […]\n\nThe post Border Raids and Moving Targets: How Scam Networks Thrive in the Golden Triangle appeared first on Shan Herald Agency for News.",
  "title": "Border Raids and Moving Targets: How Scam Networks Thrive in the Golden Triangle"
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