#柬埔寨资讯：柬电信监管机构：发现有人注册1万5千张SIM卡
柬埔寨电信监管机构成员斯伦金山透露，近期柬埔寨电信监管局发现，有个别个人的身份证竟被用于向某一家电信公司注册了多达1万5千张SIM卡。
斯伦金山说：柬埔寨法律明确规定，一张身份证只能在每家电信公司注册最多5张SIM卡。一个人名下出现大量SIM卡，主要原因在于用户对实名制缺乏重视，以及部分SIM卡销售代理没有依法办理实名注册。
他补充说：不论是在柬埔寨还是其他国家，依据法律，每一个手机号码都必须与用户的身份证进行实名匹配，以便在发生犯罪案件时，有助于调查、追踪与确认真实身份。
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