Have you seen the recent frightening news of the Kawaizi in Northern Myanmar? It is said that many Internet celebrities who travel to Thailand have been deceived.
After being deceived, they either fell into a criminal group, or they were dismembered and sent to the Museum of Curiosities, and some people really found the "dismemberment studio" through Google Maps.
Various rumors spread from northern Myanmar to Bangkok, Thailand, and for a while the whole of Southeast Asia deterred many tourists.
One of the Internet celebrities named "Mei Qi777" made public opinion reach the peak after losing contact in Thailand.
Since entering Thailand, she has been sharing her travel experiences in the form of short videos, and has also checked in a male model restaurant that has recently become very popular.
This is a restaurant that mainly focuses on male consumption, which has recently attracted many Chinese tourists, and Mei Qi has also interacted with these male models and taken a lot of videos like other bloggers.
And just after checking in this restaurant, Mei Qi suddenly stopped.
Her sudden disappearance spoiled many fans, until everyone carefully reviewed her video during this period of time, only to find the signal that she had tried to ask the outside world for help.
It is said that not long after Mei Qi arrived in Thailand, she posted a video about the "haunting" of the hotel, saying that the hotel where she was staying would have some strange sounds in the middle of the night, and the feeling of being monitored.
At that time, netizens did not think about supernatural events, but combined with the security problems in Southeast Asia, they gave a lot of suggestions to the United States.
Later, she posted a video introducing her hotel.
There is a very obvious movement at the beginning of the video, she gestured with her hand to a number of 110, because it is too obvious, not like an ordinary hand movement, people have to worry about her safety.
At this time, someone has already begun to ask about her condition in the comment area, and Mei Qi has never answered positively, but left a message under another video advising everyone not to travel to Thailand:
"I can't come back when I see it's late."
Just during the suspension of the US Seven Change, a video of a male big V science popularization of public order chaos in Thailand went viral again.
He mentioned that a French girl was suddenly kidnapped at a Thai night market and found again a year later in an underground brothel in the Americas where her DNA was found from a mutilated body.
He even directly named the male model restaurant in the video, almost saying that the reason behind this kind of restaurant is actually to deceive Chinese girls and then cut their organs to sell them for money.
Combining Michi's disappearance with her previous unusual behavior, as well as the shocking views brought by the male big V, the discussion of "tourism safety in Thailand" has also reached a white heat.
From the "tourist destination" of the first stop of traveling abroad to the sinful place of talking about Thai color change, it took a few days.
After disappearing for five days, Michi finally appeared.
She posted a video of "reporting safety", in which she wore a large, thick glasses, kept glancing around when she spoke, and often appeared to get stuck and hold glasses.
These abnormal behaviors made netizens feel that she was controlled by some people, and forced her to record this safe video and deliberately show it to everyone.
Netizens also found that there were many scars on Mei Qi's body that were suspected to be needle eyes, which further aggravated the speculation above.
Someone even magnified her lenses and saw that there were sockets and chargers in the mirror reflection that could not have appeared in the departure hall, so they decided that this must be the background of the green screen shooting.
As the discussion of Thailand's tourism safety intensified, Mei Qi also appeared on Weibo. The personal safety of tourists in foreign countries is not small, and the high level of discussion of the US VII on the whole network even alarmed the Thai Embassy in China, posting a Weibo saying that Thailand attaches great importance to the quality and safety of Chinese tourists.
Finally, under the strong attention of many parties, Mei Qi posted another video to officially indicate his security status.
In the video, Mei Qi said that she looked very bad because she did medical beauty, and there was no danger.
At this time, another version of the event appeared.
A blogger who claimed to be a friend of Mei Qi exposed his chat history with Mei Qi
The chat record shows that Mei Qi plans to shoot two Thai video of seeing and hearing, send it out to let the traffic run, and then use his slightly swollen face after doing medical beauty to bring the goods, "absolutely the video and the live broadcast room exploded."
It seems that all this has become a farce written and directed by itself in order to rub traffic.
However, regardless of whether the US seven encountered danger in Thailand and whether it used the "characteristics" of Southeast Asia to harvest traffic, everyone's concerns about Southeast Asia are not superfluous.
There is a screenshot that is very popular these days. Coinciding with the day of spring recruitment, some netizens reminded friends who are looking for a job:
"If you recently joined a company and never worked overtime, never owed wages, it's heaven. Then 3 or 4 months later, a trip to Europe is organized. Then you have to be careful, you will definitely transfer in Southeast Asia. ”
This is not humorous jokes, nor sensationalism, such a danger may well be lurking around you and me.
Before talking about these evils, let's talk about why Southeast Asia has become a breeding ground for crime.
The simple reason is that gambling, pornography, drugs, and even guns are legal.
Coupled with the fact that it is a country close to China, it has become another option for some criminal groups after they cannot rampant evil at home. And the target of the crime is still the countrymen.
"Game customer service, including food and accommodation, monthly income of 60,000"
"Sea-view room, monthly income of 50,000, you can go abroad to work with your bag"
These well-paid jobs at first glance must also be the dream career aspirations of many migrant workers, but behind them are hidden hidden gray industries in Southeast Asia.
If you are unfortunate enough to be fooled by such a well-paid profession, the real job that awaits you may be: programmer who maintains betting platforms, butcher who kills pigs, women who may be tricked into prostitution...
A few years ago, a programmer who was tricked into going to Southeast Asia to participate in the development of betting platforms shared his experience after escaping -
Writing bugs will be beaten, you can only sit at the work station at noon and eat boxed lunches, wages will be deducted under various names, occasionally disappearing colleagues and inexplicable gunshots...
So, how did these people get tricked into going to Southeast Asia? Roughly through three channels.
One is to cast a wide net, posting information about low-threshold high-paying positions everywhere on the Internet.
They will also modify these recruitment information, such as similar to the IT industry, the work experience and education requirements are not high, as long as they can type, it will inevitably attract the attention of some unemployed young people with low education.
At this time, promise some sun, beauty, and sand, and it is easy to fool people over.
The second way looks more formal, much like the normal hiring process.
They will really talk to you about technology, details, and even arrange written exams, so that they can get it right, and the salary setting is not as crazy as it seems.
Basically, 30,000-50,000 a month, which is almost the monthly salary of a technician in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangshen, which sounds very reasonable.
Another way is really to "pull people's heads".
They will force victims who have been deceived to continue to invite others to northern Myanmar, so online romance, investment, job hopping... All sorts of weird reasons for people to come here.
There was once a boy who was supposed to graduate from college in one year, but was tricked into coming to Myanmar by his online dating partner at the time to commit fraud.
Because of his poor performance, he suffered abuse for many years and finally died tragically...
However, there was also a Jiangsu girl who was unwilling after being deceived by 220,000, so she continued to deal with the scammers, and finally tricked the other party back to China to directly prosecute the law.
However, this case is too difficult and high-risk, not ordinary people can handle it well, or I hope that everyone can get as far away from the scam as possible.
Either sell your flesh or deceive your fellow citizens, and most people will not willingly do such work in the first place.
But if you don't obey and don't complete your task, what awaits you won't just be unpaid.
Imprisoned, beaten, locked up in water prisons, if it really does not work, it may be sold in organs, or even thrown directly into the sea...
What if you want to leave through "proper channels"? It is also possible to pay a high "redemption fee".
Breathing fees, keyboard wear fees, floor wear fees, stowaways fees, air tickets, car fares, accommodation fees, food expenses..."
The various expenses add up to nearly 100,000 yuan, which is not something that these low-level migrant workers can get at once.
In order to make money, they even hold video calls with their families, beating them while forcing their families in China to pay ransom to make people.
In short, as long as it falls into the hands of these groups and does not give out some bloody benefits, they will not easily give up.
To sum up, the routine of fraud group crime is divided into three steps:
The first step is to draw a pie and attract potential people with attractive benefits such as high salary, food and accommodation, beach and sea view rooms;
In the second step, the first victims immediately confiscate their passports upon arrival, force them to engage in fraudulent work, and if they refuse, beat them or even continue trafficking in human beings;
The third step requires them to continue to recruit new people through different means, and a steady stream of Chinese people are deceived into northern Myanmar.
None of this is alarmist, and the news that is very frightening is constantly happening.
In February this year, a girl and her boyfriend in Wuhan traveled to Thailand at the invitation of a friend, and have been missing since then.
Just this month, four post-00s boys disappeared after a trip to Xishuangbanna, confirmed by their parents to be in Myanmar.
The above news, any few words can make up the plot of a crime film, in Southeast Asia, someone has really experienced or is experiencing these evils.
Whether the male model restaurant is a pretense for a fraud group has not yet been hammered, but northern Myanmar is undoubtedly a relatively dangerous place in Southeast Asia.
"Welcome to northern Myanmar, where I grew up, my delicate little princess."
After several years of hearing and seeing the national anti-fraud app, many people know that this sentence is not a line in a fairy tale.
There are no princes or princesses there, and when you arrive in northern Myanmar, what awaits you is likely to be imprisonment, beatings, forced crimes by fraudulent syndicates...
Having said all this, I don't want to stop everyone from traveling abroad and relaxing on vacation. Instead, I want to remind everyone that we must keep our eyes open and not be fooled by seemingly glamorous interests.
The matter of falling pies in the sky cannot be trusted, and the news suddenly brought by old friends who have not been in touch for many years should also think twice, go out and travel, and be familiar with local folklore and taboos, so as not to put yourself in danger.
Only by ensuring the safety of our own lives can we have the opportunity to see the wider world, right?
[Kneeling]