The storm of electronic fraud, the day I was deceived into northern Myanmar

The moment I received the call from He Hong, I was already calm, as if all the storms had been anticipated before this phone call.

On the other end of the phone, He Hong's voice was full of anger and anxiety. He asked me unceremoniously: "Yang Lei, what on earth are you doing? How could a reporter sneak into our campus quietly, and you didn't even notice?" Ignorant? What’s even more unbelievable is that you let her leave?!”

I tried to keep my voice calm and calm and responded: "Mr. He, I am already conducting a comprehensive investigation on this matter. However, there are no specific clues yet."

Despite the pressure from He Hong, I tried my best to stay rational and calm.

He Hong didn't seem to buy it and asked angrily: "Investigation? Do you think it is useful to start the investigation now?"

This made me understand that he was not expecting an investigation, but an immediate resolution.

I had to ask, "What do you mean?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he issued an order: "A sum of money will arrive in the park in the next few days. When the time comes, you directly instruct the Finance Department to transfer the money to me."

His voice was filled with unquestionable authority.

I felt a little embarrassed and tried to remind him: "Mr. He, this operation seems to be against our usual rules. Funds in the park are usually transferred to corporate accounts in Malaysia..."

However, he didn't give me a chance to continue and said flatly: "I'm not asking for your opinion, this is a direct order!"

There was a determination in his tone that could not be refuted.

I took a deep breath. Although I was full of doubts and uneasiness, I could only respond helplessly: "Okay, I understand."

After hanging up the phone, I fell into deep thought.

Now the gears of fate have begun to turn, and as a trader, I must take every step well to ensure that the next thing does not exceed the trajectory I expected!

After careful consideration, I decided to call Chen Tianxiang, hoping to get some support or advice from him.

I informed him in detail about He Hong’s request for transfer. On the other end of the phone, Chen Tianxiang was silent for a moment after listening, and then said: "I understand. I will personally call Mr. He later to find out the specific situation."

I asked about the domestic situation again, and Chen Tianxiang pondered for a moment and told me: "As far as I know, the domestic police have begun to join forces with the Myanmar police to prepare for a large-scale cleanup operation. Although there will be no cross-border operations for the time being, It is mainly up to the Myanmar government to come forward..."

I pretended to be nervous and asked, "Will our campus be affected?"

Chen Tianxiang's answer: "I can't say for sure, but Mr. He is already negotiating with the Myanmar government. We'd better wait for news from him."

Before hanging up the phone, I tried to mention the reporter sneaking into the park again, but Chen Tianxiang interrupted me: "Don't worry too much, this matter has nothing to do with you directly. After all, there are many people in the park, and suddenly a reporter sneaked in, It's really hard to prevent. You just have to focus on your job."

"Ok, I see."

After hanging up the phone, I opened the telegram software and sent a message to Wei Jian.

After doing all this, I went to the marketing department as if nothing had happened.

……

As Li Xueqiao's bravely exposed reports gradually fermented, public opinion at home and abroad was pushed to unprecedented heights.

The concern and sympathy from all walks of life for the women who were illegally detained and abused in the telecom fraud zone in northern Myanmar spread quickly like a prairie fire.

Many women, in particular, bravely stood up and spoke out publicly, calling for the rescue of the victims known as "armrest girls." Their actions aroused waves of support, prompting more people to join the rescue effort. Come in line.

At the same time, Yunnan police began to take action. They continued to put pressure on the Myanmar government to take action against the Moai River Park.

Under such dual international and domestic pressure, the Myanmar government finally responded and decided to require the Moai River Park to hand over some illegally imprisoned women.

At this critical moment, He Hong called me, his voice revealing a sense of urgency.

"We are going to select more than a hundred female dog pushers and armrest girls and prepare them to be handed over to the Myanmar government." His words were concise and direct.

Although this move seems to be a compromise to external pressure, I know that for He Hong, this is also a strategy to try to calm the anger and pressure from the outside world.

However, on the day when the plan was to hand over people, an unexpected thing happened - the Kokang Allied Forces suddenly appeared and tightly surrounded the entire Moai River Park.

This action was like a bolt from the blue, plunging the park, which was already on the cusp of the storm, into unprecedented chaos.

Inside the park, from the top management to ordinary staff, people are panicking, not knowing what fate they will face.

This siege operation is obviously a direct challenge to the Moai River Park and the forces behind it, and it is also a response to outside calls.

The order of the park was instantly disrupted, all plans and arrangements were suspended, and everyone's eyes were focused on this sudden crisis.

At this time, the Wa State, which has always been regarded as the protective umbrella behind the Moai River Park, actually chose to remain silent.

This unexpected attitude makes people have to re-evaluate the situation.

It is obvious that the Wa State is wary of the rising public pressure in the country.

After all, if it really angers domestic public opinion, even the Wa State will be unable to bear the consequences.

Sitting in the office, I held my mobile phone and had an in-depth communication with the Wei family.

Wei Jian revealed a shocking news to me - the Kokang Allied Forces are now negotiating with the Myanmar government to discuss the future ownership of the Moai River Park.

Once the negotiations reach a consensus, the entire park is likely to change ownership, which means that the Moai River Park and the power structure behind it will undergo fundamental changes.

I originally thought that under this background, there would be at least some friction or covert fighting between the Wa State and the Kokang Allied Forces.

However, the indifference of the Wa State was beyond my expectation.

This attitude is not just silence, but more like a hint, perhaps waiting for a more suitable time, or a tacit approval of the status quo.

This series of developments makes the entire situation more complex and nuanced.

Chen Tianxiang's phone number also stopped getting through at this time. As for He Hong, I didn't contact him either.

A few days later, an unknown number called my cell phone.

After picking up the phone, He Hong's voice rang on the other end...