Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra announced that about 7,000 rescued workers from Myanmar's scam centres are being prepared for repatriation, as China starts to repatriate its citizens. This effort follows joint actions involving governments from China, Myanmar, and Thailand to dismantle these fraud operations, which have subjected victims to virtual slavery. With a senior Chinese security official's recent visit reinforcing bilateral cooperation, this initiative aims to eradicate online scams and maintain safety across the region, showcasing an urgent international response to human trafficking concerns.
Around 7,000 workers rescued from scam centres are awaiting repatriation, highlighting an international collaboration between China, Myanmar, and Thailand to combat human trafficking.
Liu Zhongyi, China's vice minister of public security, emphasized that these repatriation efforts are part of regional cooperation initiatives to eliminate online gambling and scams.
The Thai army reported the liberation of 260 individuals from various nationalities trapped in Myanmar's scam compounds, marking a critical step in addressing human trafficking.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated that the repatriation effort exemplifies the countries' commitment to improving individuals' safety and ensuring order in regional exchanges.
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