Myanmar's telecom park issue has attracted much attention, how can China achieve the goal of "zero-COVID"?Will Myanmar** actively cooperate with China's actions?The situation in Myanmar is more chaotic than we thought. In addition to northern Myanmar, there are also tele-fraud parks in places like Myawaddy, and the situation is more complicated.
China still has a long way to go if it wants to completely blackmail in Myanmar. China's crackdown on wire fraud families in northern Myanmar has attracted widespread attention. Some have begun to speculate whether China will continue to attack and wipe out the electric fraud parks in Wa, Tachilik and Myawaddy. However,
The situation in Myawaddy is more complicated. There is evidence that the Karen Army and the 44th Division of the Burmese Regular Army have stakes in Myawaddy, and they have even set up a "joint venture company" to hire foreigners to engage in wire fraud. It has been revealed that Myawaddy has hundreds of electric fraud parks
One of them, Taichang, is particularly famous. The owner behind the park is a Thai-Chinese with close ties to Burmese and local armed forces. Due to its location in the "three-regardless area", the person in charge of the park can often escape punishment and continue to carry out fraudulent activities during the inspection. In this regard,
How should China respond?In the face of the rampant blackmail parks, in addition to northern Myanmar, areas such as Wa State and Myawaddy also need to take action. China has come up with three possible strategies: the judiciary will take the lead and issue arrest warrants for the ringleadersFacilitated contact between the Allied forces and Min Aung Hlaing
Seeking ways to de-escalate conflicts;Organize a joint law enforcement team between Laos, Thailand and Myanmar to crack down on wire fraud in various places. However, there is a gap between reality and expectations. Despite the Karen Army's slogan of "zero-COVID," their real purpose may not be to rescue trapped Chinese citizens, making it difficult for China to exert more pressure.
The predicament facing China is deeply frustrating, but on this issue, China needs to take a long-term view and think about the stability and development of the Indochina Peninsula.