The issue of wire fraud in northern Myanmar has always plagued China and Myanmar, seriously affecting the peace and stability of local society. Faced with this problem, China** took action again and issued 10 wanted warrants, including some core members of the four major families in northern Myanmar. This move not only made the four families feel desperate, but also aroused great concern and cooperation from all parties in Myanmar, and the operation to eradicate wire fraud was officially launched.
The "Four Families" have long occupied important political, military and economic positions in northern Myanmar, and they dominate the local criminal industry system, which involves pornography, gambling, drugs, telecommunications and network fraud. Among them, the Ming family is regarded as the newly rising "fifth family", and the criminal behavior in telecommunications network fraud is particularly prominent. The criminal group led by the Ming family organized personnel to set up fraud dens, openly armed to protect fraud, and carried out telecommunications network fraud against Chinese citizens, involving huge amounts of fraud. At the same time, the Ming family also used extreme violence to coerce and induce, and was suspected of serious violent crimes such as homicide, injury, and detention, which caused great harm to society.
After China** issued a wanted warrant, it received a swift response from all parties in northern Myanmar. Officials in northern Myanmar took the lead in taking action and launched an arrest operation against members of the Ming family. At the same time, the "Three Brothers" alliance in northern Myanmar also actively participated, cooperating with China under the slogan of cracking down on wire fraud and saving compatriots. After the joint efforts of all parties in northern Myanmar, in just four days, one of the leaders of the Ming family chose to commit suicide, and the other three were successfully captured, drawing an end to the electric fraud operation in northern Myanmar.
Through the issuance and execution of this wanted warrant, all parties in northern Myanmar have deeply realized China's determination to crack down on wire fraud. They realize that now is the perfect time to eradicate these wire fraud syndicates, and that any act of harboring criminals or passive sabotage will be severely punished. All parties in northern Myanmar will work as quickly as possible to completely eliminate the influence of these criminal families and contribute to the stability and tranquility of northern Myanmar.
It should be pointed out that China has always been resolute in cracking down on wire fraud, and will not care about the identity of the so-called ringleader, as long as it involves criminal acts, it is the target of China's resolute pursuit. As the head of the Bai family, one of the "four major families" in northern Myanmar, Bai Socheng was also included in this wanted notice. Paek's previous positions as deputy commander of the Kokang Allied Army and chairman of the 1st Special Region of Myanmar's Shan State**, combined with his important position among the four major families, show the seriousness of his influence and criminal behavior. China's ** wanted warrant will not be soft because of his identity, as long as he touches China's bottom line, he will definitely become the target of arrest.
It is worth mentioning that China recently received a visit from Myanmar's leading foreign ministers, Dansui, and held the 8th Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Foreign Ministers' Meeting. During the meeting, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi affirmed the achievements made by China and Myanmar in cracking down on wire fraud and rescuing hostages, and said that the two countries should continue to strengthen cooperation and thoroughly eradicate the crime of wire fraud. Foreign Minister Thanho said that Myanmar will coordinate and cooperate with China to intensify the crackdown on wire fraud. The issuance of this wanted warrant is closely related to China-Myanmar diplomatic exchanges, and it also once again demonstrates China's determination to crack down on wire fraud.
In total, the 10 wanted warrants issued by China** mark an ultimatum to the four major families of wire fraud in northern Myanmar, and they are also their verdicts. Under the resolute crackdown of China, all parties in northern Myanmar have a clearer understanding of the problem of wire fraud, and they will speed up the elimination of the forces of these criminal families and eliminate the chaos of wire fraud. For China, cracking down on wire fraud is a long-term and arduous task, but China has always been vigorous and resolute, and I believe that with the joint efforts of China and all parties in northern Myanmar, the problem of wire fraud in northern Myanmar will eventually be resolved.