US EditionThai and Chinese authorities view destroyed scam buildings in Myanmar
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A historic crackdown operation involving Thailand, China, and Myanmar forces joined forces to raid grey areas along the border, demolishing the headquarters of the scammer gangs "KK Park" and "Shwe Kokko," leveling them to the ground.
Thailand, China, and Myanmar inspect destroyed scam centres
Thailand, China, and Myanmar inspect destroyed scam centresLegacyOfficials from Thailand, China, and Myanmar conducted a joint inspection yesterday, December 15, at the ruins of two major scam centres along the Thai-Myanmar border, KK Park and Shwekokko, as part of an ongoing effort to stop scam operations in the region. Senior police and government officials from the Royal Thai Police, China’s Ministry of Public Security, and Myanmar authoritie…
December 15, 2025. KIC China’s Deputy Minister of Public Security Liu Zhongli said today (December 15) that he will visit the KK Park tiger breeding site, which is in ruins due to the military’s bombing, again after it is completely destroyed, according to a border source. Chinese envoy Liu Zhongli arrived in Myawaddy on the Thai-Myanmar border yesterday for the Myanmar-Thailand-China trilateral anti-tiger program. Then, he first visited the KK …
Thai and Chinese police boost cooperation after scam hub tour
Picture courtesy of Khaosod Thai and Chinese officials inspected demolished scam centres in Myanmar, marking a significant advancement in their joint battle against fraud operations affecting Asia and beyond. Police Lt. Gen. Jiraphob Phuridet from Thailand's Anti-Cyber Scam Centre and China's Liu Zhongyi surveyed the ruins at KK Park and Shwe Kokko, which previously served as headquarters for international scam rings. The inspection on D…
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