Cambodia’s ACU has yet to find an authentic image in alleged maths paper leak
The Anti-Corruption Unit said the online images it had found were retyped, cropped or blurred and asked people to share any evidence they had saved.
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Phnom Penh — Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit released a report on August 31 on online images said to show a leaked maths paper from the August 28–29 national upper-secondary exam. It said it had yet to find an authentic image of the paper.
By the evening of August 30, investigators had found no authentic image in the posts. They found only cropped images of retyped questions and blurry images of maths questions. Some showed what appeared to be abbreviated signatures. The unit said none showed the authentic paper in its original form.
The report also said that at 6:46 a.m. on August 28, before the exam, a Zoom class covered answers to questions resembling those on the maths paper. The unit asked social media users with knowledge or saved evidence to come forward after some accounts deleted their posts.
Preah Sihanouk Provincial Television. Reporter: ចិន្តា ទីទិ
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