Online scam hubs demolished in Shwe Kokko Phase II crackdown

THE Government has pri­oritized efforts to combat online fraud and online gambling as a national duty, working not only with domestic forces but also with the governments of neighbouring countries to conduct effective inspec­tions and crackdowns to prevent such syndicates from gaining a foothold in the country.

 

Demolition work on the remaining 63 struc­tures in Phase II of oper­ations in the Shwe Kokko area resumed systemati­cally on 6 October, follow­ing the classification of the buildings according to the demolition methods to be used: 25 structures are to be demolished using heavy machinery, four using con­trolled explosives, and 34 located adjacent to resi­dential homes are to be dismantled floor by floor through manual labour.

 

During ongoing dem­olition operations until yesterday, one five-storey building designated for demolition using heavy machinery underwent fur­ther dismantling. It was 92 per cent demolished, while the other was 30 per cent dismantled. Meanwhile, preparations for the use of explosives, including wiring, are underway for a six-storey building scheduled for explosive demolition.

 

Demolition work on the remaining 63 struc­tures in Phase II of oper­ations in the Shwe Kokko area resumed systemat­ically, following the clas­sification of the buildings according to the demoli­tion methods to be used: 25 structures are to be demolished using heavy machinery, four using con­trolled explosives, and 34 located adjacent to resi­dential homes are to be dismantled floor by floor through manual labour.

 

The Government is placing particular em­phasis on cracking down on online fraud and online gambling operations, com­monly referred to as on­line scams, which threat­en global socioeconomic development and national security. It is working with neighbouring and region­al countries to eliminate these activities. — 100/ KTZH