China's Ministry of Public Security on Monday confirmed the repatriation of all Chinese nationals suspected of their involvement in the operations of a major telecom fraud den and the demolition of all relevant buildings in Myanmar's Myawaddy area.
More than 1,500 suspects were brought back in batches after recent joint crackdown operations by China, Myanmar and Thailand on the notorious KK Park complex located near the Myanmar-Thai border. Over 630 buildings in the complex have been dismantled.
Under the arrangements of the Chinese Ministry of Public Security, police officers from east China's Shandong Province and south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region undertook the task of escorting the suspects back to China.
The latest development means that the three countries' joint operations in Myawaddy has achieved phased results, according to the ministry.
Since early 2025, Chinese, Myanmar and Thai law enforcement agencies have worked in coordination to crack down on rampant telecom and online fraud crimes in Myawaddy and launched multiple rounds of operations.
Since the beginning of 2026, the Chinese Ministry of Public Security and relevant authorities in Myanmar and Thailand have jointly conducted 10 rounds of repatriation operations.
All suspects from major telecom fraud den in Myanmar repatriated: Chinese authorities
