According to a military source in Kayin State, Commander Su Mutong (transliterated) of the junta-affiliated Border Guard Force (BGF) has reportedly partnered with DKBA Commander Su Bi (transliterated) to relocate scam operations from Myawaddy to the foot of Mi Zan Taung hill. The source claims that a new, expanded compound is being secretly constructed under the operational leadership of Su Mutong's nephews, Su Nisuo and Su Qinlong (both transliterated). It must be noted, however, that these claims stem from a single local military source and have not been independently verified.
The same source reveals an entrenched family-run network handling logistics and illicit revenue. Fraud proceeds are allegedly laundered by Su Mutong's son, Su Niulin (transliterated), and his confidant Guo Wai (transliterated), using legitimate fronts such as hotels, real estate, and gem trading. Guo Wai and an assistant, Ni Kai (transliterated), are reportedly responsible for bribing military and police officials. Furthermore, Su Mutong's son-in-law and nephews are said to be involved in human trafficking, weapons smuggling, and illegal vehicle transport, with border crossings under his control utilized to smuggle goods, arms, and compound supplies directly from Thailand.
This pattern reflects the familiar cycle of scam hubs along the border: pressure leads to relocation, which is quickly followed by discreet rebuilding. As long as armed protection and laundering networks remain intact, operations simply shift to adjacent hills under new management. Job seekers considering opportunities along the Thai-Myanmar border should remain extremely vigilant against high-paying recruitment pitches originating from Myawaddy.
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