According to insider claims, a highly covert raid took place around the Wan Hai and Mong Kung areas, reportedly involving drone surveillance to seal off the site. Except for a few top supervisors, almost everyone inside the compound was rounded up. Unconfirmed reports suggest roughly 680 people were detained, including 570 Chinese nationals who were transported to a detention center in the Wa State and are expected to be repatriated to China shortly.
Informants also claimed that the compound's boss and key managers had previously changed their aliases multiple times to evade scrutiny, yet still failed to dodge this targeted sweep. Given the tight secrecy of the operation, frontline personnel had virtually no advance warning. However, rumors indicate that subsequent crackdowns targeting thousands more across adjacent areas may follow, though some operators have reportedly caught wind and are already scrambling for escape routes.
From Kokang and Tachileik to the deeper hinterlands of Shan State, the dragnet of cross-border enforcement continues to tighten. For illicit operations that assumed remote border enclaves could offer lasting sanctuary, operational room is rapidly shrinking to zero.
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