清查非法建筑，遣返多名嫌犯，中缅泰持续清剿电诈窝点

Core Viewpoint - China, Myanmar, and Thailand are enhancing cooperation to combat cross-border telecom fraud and online gambling crimes, with recent actions leading to the repatriation of Chinese citizens involved in such activities [1][2]. Group 1: Actions Taken - Myanmar has intensified efforts against telecom fraud, with over 200 out of 600 illegal buildings in the KK Park demolished as of December 1 [2] - The Thai government has conducted inspections of mobile signal towers and utilized drones for monitoring key border areas to prevent the misuse of communication signals [2] - A joint task force has been established between China and Myanmar to conduct large-scale crackdowns on illegal activities in the KK Park and surrounding areas [1][3] Group 2: Criminal Activities - Fraud gangs have been active in Southeast Asia since around 2015, exploiting the chaos from internal conflicts in Myanmar to establish a complete industrial chain for scams [3] - Victims are lured by fake job offers on social media and forced into fraudulent activities, facing not only financial losses but also potential illegal detention and violence [3] Group 3: International Cooperation - A ministerial meeting involving China, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam was held to express a strong commitment to jointly combat cross-border telecom fraud [3] - A proposal was made to establish a special task force comprising six countries to enhance regional cooperation against online scams and facilitate real-time data sharing [3] - An international conference on global cooperation against online fraud is scheduled to take place in Bangkok on December 17-18 [4]