Troubling news has emerged from the corrugated metal compound behind Jiaoke Mountain in Myanmar. Deep inside is a spot known as the Harvard Team office, run by managers nicknamed Lao Shi, Haonan, and Zhang Liang, along with team leaders A Lang, Kele, and A Kang. Another notorious compound exposed earlier sits right next door—both share the same boss, a man named Jack.
The people trapped inside are at a breaking point. Forced to work 18-hour days, anyone who fails to hit their targets is beaten with PVC pipes and cattle prods. Outside on the local streets, things look normal enough, with the usual exhaust fumes from passing motorbikes, but nobody suspects the horrors hidden inside these metal walls.
The victims are now making a public plea, begging the Myanmar government and the Chinese Embassy to step in and rescue those trapped inside.
They’ve also issued a warning: if the company keeps abusing workers and treating them like animals, they will leak photos of all the managers directly to Chinese police. They are hoping the boss, Jack, sees this message and pulls back before it's too late.
