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After Myanmar’s military Junta cracked down on a popular scam and destroyed buildings with explosives in October, with officials saying the country would have “reached” forced deception within its borders. Now recently released satellite images of KK Park Center revealed that only buildings in one part of the restricted area of the computer were destroyed during the first attack. Experts in Scam combinations, at the moment, say that every effort can be “propaganda”. “
High-resolution images of the KK Park Scam Compound, located near the Myanmar-Thailand border, show how the forces have demolished many buildings, leaving piles of rubble in their wake. However, the photos show that the destruction is, far away, confined to the eastern side of the largest building with hundreds of buildings throughout the building that was left behind.
Many experts say they have a clue where the attacks on KK Park and other scam companies may be part of a wider effort “performed” by Myanmar’s military government, which has come under increasing pressure from a flourishing fraud. They also raise concerns about the welfare of thousands of people who are forced to run scams in KK Park.
“The junta makes it sound like it’s brought down the whole place, and the picture we’ve seen so far is limited to one category only,” said Eric Heintz, global analyst for the Justice Mission, an anti-slavery organization. “It’s important to keep looking at this to make sure they’re actually doing it again [see] If this is for show or actually cracking down on the real problem. “
Satellite images, taken on November 16, seem to show that some of the buildings in the compound were almost completely destroyed, with debris surrounding other buildings. Heintz says the photos, along with additional social media footage, show that some “villas” and restaurants where trafficking victims may have been held appear damaged or destroyed. (Myanmar’s military government said further destruction began on November 17; third-party reports also suggest more buildings were destroyed).
“All the critical structures that would require the difference are still strong and ready to be used, the CEO of Anti-Traspeing Alms, which is based to help people who have been trafficked in Myanmar. “They are putting on a good show now to say that they do not support computers to attack or human trafficking. But what they have allowed is all the syndicates managers and managers who smoke – they have all been allowed to get away,” Moore claims.
In the last ten years, many Scam computers have appeared in Southeast Asia, especially Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos. Often used by or linked to Chinese organized crime groups, the computers trick people into working for them – often with offers of high-paying jobs – and then force them to run high-profile scams. Trafficking victims often have their passports confiscated; They can be abused or beaten if they refuse to dress. By stealing from people all over the world, computers have created millions of organized gangs.
Among the biggest crimes, KK Park has emerged as one of the biggest and most famous scam places in Myanmar. Five years ago, the area was a series of fields near the town of Myyawaddy, but it has since been transformed into an area with hundreds and hundreds of buildings and thousands of people living there.
