Hong Kong court freezes HK$9 billion in assets, properties linked to Chen Zhi
A Hong Kong court has frozen over HK$9 billion (US$1.15 billion) in assets and properties linked to detained Cambodian businessman Chen Zhi. The High Court issued the order earlier this month following an application from the Department of Justice.

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AI-generatedA Hong Kong court has frozen over HK$9 billion (US$1.15 billion) in assets and properties linked to detained Cambodian businessman Chen Zhi. The High Court issued the order earlier this month following an application from the Department of Justice. The freeze affects Chen, three suspected associates, and 38 companies, prohibiting them from dealing with their properties in or outside Hong Kong. Chen is accused of operating a large online scam network in Cambodia. The court order targets 42 respondents in total.
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4 extractedThe Hong Kong court order prohibits 42 respondents, including Chen, three suspected associates, and 38 companies, from dealing with their properties.
A Hong Kong court has ordered the freezing of properties and assets worth more than HK$9 billion (US$1.15 billion) linked to Chen Zhi.
Chen Zhi is accused of running a sprawling online scam network in Cambodia.
The High Court ordered a restriction on properties earlier this month following an application from the Department of Justice.