The kidnapping case in the Philippines last month shocked the whole of China. The deceased was an employee of a regular medical equipment company from China and had nothing to do with the gray market in the Philippines. However, he was recently kidnapped and killed in the Philippines by a Taiwanese named "Li Na" using a "high-end medical bureau phishing" scheme. He was 39 years old. This was a "high-end bureau phishing kidnapping" that has been confirmed to be planned and premeditated. The kidnappers lured the target to the Philippines by portraying themselves as potential customers of the deceased for half a year. The family of the deceased raised part of the money and handed it over to the kidnappers, but the target was still killed.In recent years, kidnapping incidents have occurred frequently in the Philippines:

The restaurant owner was kidnapped while delivering food;

The boss of a bookmaker got out of his car and was tied up;

The kidnappers engaged in a shootout with the police on the streets of BGC;

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In the past decade, the Philippines has been famous for its active gray industry, and practitioners have called themselves intellectuals, winning with intelligence and diligence; but now the Philippines is being labeled as "kidnapping" and "kidnapping", why has such a change occurred?

1. Transfer of employees in the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is located on the border of China. Under the jurisdiction of warlords, illegal gambling, gambling under house arrest, kidnapping and extortion, fraud and drug trafficking are active here. However, with China's severe crackdown on fraud and kidnapping in recent years, the Golden Triangle region has gradually lost its power. A large number of black industry practitioners have flocked to the Philippines, Dubai and other places, and the black industry practitioners' usual style of killing the goose that lays the golden eggs has gradually dragged the employment environment of Chinese in the Philippines into the abyss.

2. The casino mafia has no way out

With the arrival of the epidemic, the local gaming tourism industry in the Philippines has been hit hard, and the underworld smugglers who operate loan sharks in casinos are facing unemployment or having nothing to do; the OKADA shooting incident the year before last has proven to be a serious problem in the past. There is a fight between gangsters engaged in lending in casinos; in this case, the "violence" skills that the gangsters used to obtain food and clothing are facing a situation where they have no place to use. In this case, these special people who have been walking on the edge of the cliff for a long time begin to take risks;

Wherever there is violence, there are their shadows...

3. The wave of bankruptcies caused by the epidemic

The arrival of the epidemic also hit gaming companies in the Philippines. Due to the epidemic, a large number of gaming companies closed down, resulting in a large wave of unemployment. A large number of people were unable to return home due to the epidemic and had to stay in the Philippines. Between hunger and crime, a small number of people chose the latter. It is understood that most of the cases were committed by acquaintances.

4. There is no way out for the industry crackdown

Offshore gambling for the Chinese market has been severely cracked down in the past few years. The card-cutting operation directly destroyed the dragon vein of China's offshore market. A large number of gaming companies went bankrupt, resulting in large-scale unemployment. From legal compensation gambling to pig-killing schemes, to industrial park schemes, and kidnapping schemes, this span took only 4 years to complete. Bad money drives out good money, and the industry has become what it is today. All those who are eager for quick success and instant benefits need to pay the bill.

5. The local government ignores the rights of Chinese people

There is another fundamental reason, which is that the Philippine judiciary has always turned a blind eye to the infringement of Chinese interests in the Philippines; thus, a situation similar to the early Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong has gradually formed in the Philippines. In such a lawless area, whoever holds the gun has the final say. In the world of the Philippine government, the so-called crime is whether you infringe on your own people or not;

Conclusion:

In the challenge between survival and morality, human choices are often so fragile. Between having enough food and harming others, morality is no longer important. Between self-destruction and the life and death of others, every morally corrupt person uses practical actions to inform their choices. The Philippines, once a land of gray production, has become a paradise for extremely evil crimes after more than a decade of development. Although the slow-witted Philippine government has begun to crack down on the entry of Philippine visas, the corrupt immigration management and judicial environment still breed crimes everywhere.

As for the future of employment in the Philippines, everyone is pessimistic.