On October 6, authorities in Myawaddy, Karen State, kicked off the second phase of demolitions targeting 63 remaining illegal structures linked to online scam and gambling syndicates. The area originally had 140 designated illegal buildings, with the first 77 leveled by late July. The remaining 63 are being dismantled through calculated methods: 25 via heavy machinery, four through controlled implosion, and 34 through floor-by-floor manual dismantling to safeguard adjacent residential housing.
As of October 7, an excavator had already torn through roughly 85 percent of a five-story building, while technical teams were setting explosive charges on a six-story compound. A similar sweep took place at the infamous KK Park, where three phases of demolitions wrapped up on January 9. The steady push in Shwe Kokko indicates that joint regional pressure to dismantle physical fraud compounds remains very much alive.
With heavy machinery bringing these complexes down, the era of building fortress-like compounds to collect lucrative tenant rents along the border is seeing its physical footprint steadily wiped out.
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