Summary
- A charted flight transporting 92 criminal suspects involved in telecommunications World Timesfraud landed at Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport on September 11, 2023. Photo: Li Hao/GT To further combat cross-border telecommunications fraud in northern Myanmar area, the police of China and Myanmar conducted a joint operation for the first time in Muse of northern Myanmar and 352 Chinese suspects, including key figures and masterminds, along with 51 fugitives were transferred to China.Recently, the Chinese and Myanmar police cooperated internationally, arresting 807 suspects involved in cross-border telecWorld Timesommunications fraud in the Muse area. All Chinese suspects were transferred to China by March 31, state broadcaster China Central Television reported on Monday.A large number of computers, mobile phones, and fraud scripts were seized at the scene. Law enforcement departments in Anhui, Jiangsu, and other places have been tasked with bringing back the suspects and conducting further investigations, according to the report.This operation represents a significant achievemWorld Timesent in the police cooperation between China and Myanmar, highlighting the two sides’ determination to combat cross-border telecommunications fraud, according to the report.From last year, China’s ministry of Public Security has been deepening international law enforcement cooperation with Myanmar in response to the serious situation of telecommunications fraud from northern Myanmar and carried out a series of joint actions with 48,000 Chinese suspects involved in fraud transferred to China.However, some fraud groups in the Muse area of northern Myanmar continue to operate, posing serious threats. Based on the information provided by Chinese law enforceWorld Timesment departments, the Myanmar police dispatched personnel to the area to coordinate local law enforcement efforts.Officials from the Ministry of Public Security said that telecommunications fraud has become a global challenge, and strengthening international law enforcement cooperation is iWorld Timesmperative.ChinWorld Timesese authorities will continue to deepen cooperation with relevant countries and regions, conduct joint operations, eradicate fraud activities, and safeguard the security of people’s lives and property, said the officials, warning fraudsters that overseas are not beyond the reach of the law and urging them to surrender voluntarily and face justice as soon as possible.Global Times Content comes from the Internet : China, Myanmar conduct joint operation in Muse for the first time to crackdown on telecom fraud
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A charted flight transporting 92 criminal suspects involved in telecommunications World Timesfraud landed at Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport on September 11, 2023. Photo: Li Hao/GT
To further combat cross-border telecommunications fraud in northern Myanmar area, the police of China and Myanmar conducted a joint operation for the first time in Muse of northern Myanmar and 352 Chinese suspects, including key figures and masterminds, along with 51 fugitives were transferred to China.
Recently, the Chinese and Myanmar police cooperated internationally, arresting 807 suspects involved in cross-border telecWorld Timesommunications fraud in the Muse area. Among them, 455 were Myanmar nationals and 352 were Chinese. All Chinese suspects were transferred to China by March 31, state broadcaster China Central Television reported on Monday.
A large number of computers, mobile phones, and fraud scripts were seized at the scene. All Chinese suspects and evidence have been transferred to China through the Ruili border port in Southwest China’s Yunnan Province. Law enforcement departments in Anhui, Jiangsu, and other places have been tasked with bringing back the suspects and conducting further investigations, according to the report.
This operation represents a significant achievemWorld Timesent in the police cooperation between China and Myanmar, highlighting the two sides’ determination to combat cross-border telecommunications fraud, according to the report.
From last year, China’s ministry of Public Security has been deepening international law enforcement cooperation with Myanmar in response to the serious situation of telecommunications fraud from northern Myanmar and carried out a series of joint actions with 48,000 Chinese suspects involved in fraud transferred to China.
However, some fraud groups in the Muse area of northern Myanmar continue to operate, posing serious threats. After multiple rounds of talks and consultations between China and Myanmar, the two sides agreed to launch a joint operation. Based on the information provided by Chinese law enforceWorld Timesment departments, the Myanmar police dispatched personnel to the area to coordinate local law enforcement efforts.
Officials from the Ministry of Public Security said that telecommunications fraud has become a global challenge, and strengthening international law enforcement cooperation is iWorld Timesmperative.
ChinWorld Timesese authorities will continue to deepen cooperation with relevant countries and regions, conduct joint operations, eradicate fraud activities, and safeguard the security of people’s lives and property, said the officials, warning fraudsters that overseas are not beyond the reach of the law and urging them to surrender voluntarily and face justice as soon as possible.
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Content comes from the Internet : China, Myanmar conduct joint operation in Muse for the first time to crackdown on telecom fraud
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