Why can't I travel to Myanmar?

Fraud and human trafficking in northern Myanmar are becoming more and more serious.

It is reported that these activities are mostly carried out by transnational fraud gangs and human trafficking organizations in the local area, which has brought great harm and loss to local people and foreigners.

Fraud in northern Myanmar is mainly carried out by telephone, internet and SMS. They usually pretend to be government agencies, banks and other institutions for the purpose of defrauding property, and some even involve identity theft. In addition, there is a large-scale human trafficking problem in northern Myanmar, which involves not only the sex slave trade of women and children, but also a large number of illegal labor flows, including many deceived foreigners.

These problems have brought great security risks and economic losses to local residents and tourists. Therefore, we urge you not to travel or engage in business activities in northern Myanmar. If you have to go, you must be on your guard. Don't trust phone calls, text messages and emails from unknown sources, and don't trust recruitment information and job opportunities of strangers.

In addition, we should also actively participate in combating fraud and human trafficking. If we find suspicious activities, we should report them to the local government and law enforcement departments in time so that they can take action to crack down on these illegal activities. We can also promote social progress by participating in social welfare activities and supporting the work of relevant organizations, so that more people can understand the harmfulness and importance of these problems.

In a word, the problem of fraud and human trafficking in northern Myanmar is a serious problem, which needs multi-party cooperation and efforts to solve. As ordinary people, we should also do our best to participate in this process and jointly safeguard social security and stability.