Life and Death in Northern Myanmar: Survival at the Limit

The infamous KK Park, a notorious online scam compound in Myawaddy, and Cambodia's K99 Park are living hells every single day.

What you see in online short videos is only the tip of the iceberg. The brutality and savagery of these beasts wearing human skin are far beyond anything you can imagine.

If hell truly exists in this world, this place deserves the name without question.

Even breathing here costs money: they charge you an oxygen fee to purify the air. They beat you, electrocute you, and throw you into water prisons. They make you eat the scraps left by dogs, and if you refuse, they beat you again.

Compared to the unbearable physical torment, the daily mental torture makes you wish you were dead.

If you are unlucky enough to end up here, to them you're just a walking cash cow, a beast, a pig.

Once they've drained every last bit of your value, they'll cut out your kidneys and harvest your organs. [Death beckons]

I thought I would have to spend the rest of my life in this lightless place. Luckily, heaven took pity on me, and I managed to escape.

But everything I suffered in northern Myanmar still haunts me.

[PS: If you're reading this book, be careful. Keep your eyes open when looking for a job. Don't be lured by high pay or company trips to East Asian countries, only to be rerouted to northern Myanmar or Cambodia along the way.]