SYSTEMATIC demolition of illegal buildings used for online scams and gambling in the second phase of the Shwe Kokko area is ongoing.
The Government is working with neighbouring and regional countries to completely eradicate online scams and online gambling, which threaten global socioeconomic affairs and national security.
As part of these efforts, illegal build-ings in the Shwe Kokko area, where online scams and gambling were extensively conducted, are being systematically demolished to prevent such activities from resuming at the sites.Of the remaining ille-gal buildings used for on-line scams and gambling in the second phase of the Shwe Kokko area, demoli-tion work on one five-sto-rey building using heavy machinery had reached 10 per cent as of yesterday. Meanwhile, demolition of another six-storey building using heavy machinery had reached 50 per cent.A total of 63 buildings remaining in the second phase of the Shwe Kokko area, which were used for online scam and gam-bling activities, have been classified according to the demolition methods to be used.
These include build-ings to be demolished using heavy machinery, those to be brought down through controlled explosions, and those located too close to residential homes, which will be dismantled floor by floor using manual labour.So far, 11 buildings have been systematically demolished, including four through controlled explosions and seven us-ing heavy machinery. The remaining 52 illegal build-ings will also be demolished systematically, according to reports.
The Government is continuing its efforts, in coordination with domes-tic forces and the govern-ments of neighbouring countries, as a national re-sponsibility to ensure that online scam and gambling activities cannot establish a foothold anywhere in Myanmar.
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