Myanmar's military government has launched a major crackdown on scam operations along the Thai-Myanmar border, seizing nearly 10,000 devices used for electronic fraud and arresting 346 foreign nationals. The operation has expanded to areas such as Shwe Kokko and Chongkhaed, with hundreds of buildings in KK Park being demolished using heavy machinery and explosives. Myanmar authorities are collaborating with China, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam to combat cross-border scams. The criminal groups involved often use fake cryptocurrency trading platforms and wallets for fraud and money laundering. Last week, the U.S. established the "Scam Center Strike Force," highlighting that related scams in Southeast Asia cost the U.S. nearly $10 billion annually.