Following the inspections of the Guangxi Grand Hotel and M2 Bar, the well-known Manila bar 798 was also raided.
It is reported that the inspection took place last night, but the news did not spread widely as the owner behind the scenes allegedly handled the situation swiftly.
Recently, there have been frequent crackdowns on Chinese venues, affecting many Chinese businessmen, with both business and entertainment environments being impacted to various extents. Meanwhile, some community members have expressed that local Filipino bars seem safer than Chinese bars.
As of now, this information has not been officially confirmed, but the anxiety among the Chinese business community in the Philippines is gradually increasing. It remains to be seen how this situation will develop for the Chinese in the Philippines.
Recently, Manila police launched a raid at a club in Makati City, arresting four suspects accused of sexual exploitation, allegedly forcing over 100 women into prostitution.
The police revealed that the operation was initiated after receiving intelligence, with many victims rescued and placed under protective custody. According to some of the victims' testimonies, they were forced to provide sexual services in exchange for money.
The investigation indicates that the club has been involved in illegal sex trade for a long time, involving large-scale exploitation and human trafficking. Currently, the police are conducting a thorough investigation of the case and tracking whether a larger criminal group is involved.
The law enforcement agencies emphasize that they will continue to combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation crimes to ensure justice for the victims, and they call on the public to report similar criminal activities to maintain social safety and human rights.
ps: Don't ask, if asked, it's forced.
