Thailand cuts electricity, internet to five border areas in Myanmar to tackle scam centres
Thailand has cut electricity, internet and fuel supplies to five border areas in Myanmar, in an attempt to choke scam centres, which have put a damper on arrivals of foreign tourists, particularly those from neighbouring China.
Thailand orders power to be cut to Myanmar scam centers before PM's China trip
BANGKOK -- The Thai government on Tuesday ordered the Provincial Electricity Authority to cut supply to Shwe Kokko, a Myanmar town where Thai and Chinese authorities say thousands of people, including their nationals, have been trafficked and forced to run online scams targeting victims around the world.
China's President Xi Jinping met Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra in Beijing on Thursday, the official Xinhua news ...
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Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's four-day visit to China this week comes amid acute concerns over cross-border ...
Myanmar's State Administration Council Chairman Min Aung Hlaing has thanked China for its firm support for his country's ...
taking advantage of a fissure that had appeared between China and the Soviet Union. When the Kuomintang soldiers finally ...
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Myanmar Deports 55,711 People Suspected of Links to ScamsAccording to a 2023 UN report, hundreds of thousands of people are thought to have been trafficked to work as online scammers ...
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