Malaysian police arrest 335 people in raids targeting two alleged international online scam syndicates operating from the Forest City development in Johor. Bloomberg reports that the arrests occur during operations involving two alleged groups linked to scams conducted from the area. Channel NewsAsia says Johor police identify the suspects as mostly foreigners and attribute them to two syndicates that target victims abroad. Both outlets describe the crackdown as part of a broader investigation into activities connected to Forest City, a large development project in southern Malaysia. The reporting also indicates that the enforcement actions add to increasing scrutiny of the Forest City project. Authorities provide the key figure of 335 arrests and frame the operations around alleged scam activity rather than other charges. As the cases proceed, police are expected to continue investigations into the suspects and the structure of the alleged syndicates, including how they allegedly operate and recruit participants.