CCTV will begin airing a three-part documentary, "Record of the Elimination of Telecom Fraud in Northern Myanmar," at 18:00 each evening from Oct. 5 to Oct. 7 on CCTV-1, according to CCTV News. Each episode will also be rebroadcast at 21:30 on CCTV News Channel. Jointly produced by China’s Ministry of Public Security and China Media Group, the documentary follows the process in which public security authorities, together with relevant departments, dismantled criminal groups including the so-called "Four Major Families" in northern Myanmar. The first episode, "Sword Drawn," focuses on the telecom fraud ecosystem in northern Myanmar. The second, "Sweeping Out the Den," centers on cross-border manhunts. The third, "Building a Joint Dragnet," covers the China-Myanmar operation in Muse and a joint effort by China, Myanmar, and Thailand to clear scam hubs in Myawaddy. It also introduces an international anti-telecom and cyber fraud alliance initiated by China with participation from 46 countries.
PANews reported on Oct. 5, citing CCTV News, that the three-part documentary "Record of the Elimination of Telecom Fraud in Northern Myanmar" will premiere on CCTV-1 at 18:00 each evening from Oct. 5 to Oct. 7. Each episode will be rebroadcast the same night at 21:30 on the CCTV News Channel.
The documentary was jointly produced by the Ministry of Public Security and China Media Group. It documents how public security authorities, working with relevant departments, dismantled criminal organizations including the "Four Major Families" in northern Myanmar.
Episode lineup
The first episode, "Sword Drawn," examines the telecom fraud ecosystem in northern Myanmar. The second, "Sweeping Out the Den," focuses on cross-border manhunts. The third, "Building a Joint Dragnet," covers the China-Myanmar joint operation in Muse and the joint cleanup of scam sites in Myawaddy by China, Myanmar, and Thailand. It also introduces an international alliance against telecom and online fraud initiated by China and joined by 46 countries.
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