The execution was carried out in Shenzhen under the supervision of the Supreme People's Court of China.
The leaders of the Bai family clan were found guilty of involvement in the deaths of 14 Chinese citizens. Investigation reports indicate that this clan managed a network of online fraud centers located in Myanmar.
Less than a week before this execution, on January 29, 11 members of the Min family criminal group were executed in the country on similar charges.
According to Chinese sources, the Bai, Min, and other similar clans have controlled the city of Laukkai, located on the border with Myanmar, for many years. They not only managed cyber fraud centers but also casinos and sex industry establishments.
In recent years, China has intensified efforts to cooperate with Myanmar, Thailand, and Cambodia to combat cybercrime. Amid civil war and weakened state control in Myanmar's border areas, numerous cybercrime centers continue to operate, where, according to authorities, foreign citizens are coerced into participating in criminal activities.
