Chronicle of The Collapse of Myanmar-Border Fraud Rings: Collective Viewing in Old Street, Guyang, Revealing the ‘Restoration’ of the Area

The Old Street Special Administrative Region in Yangon, Myanmar, recently organized officials and employees to collectively watch the documentary “The Defeat of Myanmar-Border Fraud Rings,” produced by China Central Television. The local government refers to the suppression of the 'Four Great Families' as 'Restoration' and aims to educate the staff on the severe consequences of fraud through this event, to further solidify the outcomes of the anti-fraud and anti-drug campaigns.

The Old Street Special Administrative Region in Yangon, Myanmar, recently organized officials and workers to collectively watch the documentary “The Defeat of Myanmar-Border Fraud Rings,” produced by China Central Television. The local government refers to the suppression of the 'Four Great Families' as 'Restoration' and aims to educate the staff on the severe consequences of fraud through this event, to further solidify the outcomes of the anti-fraud and anti-drug campaigns.

Background

The current governance of Old Street in Yangon is held by the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army led by Peng De Ren. About a year ago, Peng Ren initiated the '1027 Action', which led to the defeat of the major fraud families such as the White Family and the Ming Family, reclaiming control over Old Street. The region has recently organized numerous movie- watching and educational events, emphasizing the results of the anti-fraud efforts.

Analysis

The three-part documentary 'The Defeat of Myanmar-Border Fraud Rings' involved the Public Security Bureau of China and provides an in-depth look into the cooperation between Chinese law enforcement and other departments to tackle crimes in Myanmar. The documentary reveals the complete legal jurisdiction over foreign armed transnational criminal groups, making it the first such instance since the founding of the People's Republic of China. This anti-fraud and anti-drug operation not only targeted fraud but also expanded to address drug-related crimes, ensuring better governance and education through a comprehensive legal campaign.