In an intriguing twist that could rival the most suspenseful of thrillers, the Thai and Chinese delegations have turned their analytical gaze toward an economic zone nestled in Myanmar’s Myawaddy, a stone’s throw from the Sabai Sabai atmosphere of Thailand’s Mae Sot district. It all kicked off late last month when Chinese officials swooped in with hawk-like precision, their mission: to unearth the gritty truths of scams unraveling perilously close to the Thai border. This escapade promises as much intrigue as a Sherlock Holmes tale, all captured elegantly by the keen lens of Assawin Pinitwong. In a decisive move imbued with the kind of boldness that could kindle the imaginations of blockbuster screenwriters, Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has swung the gavel down hard on cross-border skullduggery. With a piercing gaze and unyielding resolve befitting a modern-day warrior, she decreed the immediate cessation of Thailand’s fuel and electricity support to…









