Kuala Lumpur police raided an office building on Tun Razak Road, dismantling a network gambling group specifically targeting Chinese gamblers, arresting 30 people on the spot, including 29 ethnic Chin…more>>
I've been in Malaysia for a while now, and apart from the daily rain, everything else is really good.
The public safety here is much better than in the Philippines; you don't have to be constantly on…more>>
The so-called fortunes change, the Philippines is not only unbearable for us, but also for kidnappers. Have you seen the news from a few days ago? Kidnappers in Malaysia abducted a girl. Wherever ther…more>>
In addition to the time governed by law, various kidnappings and robberies concerning personal safety also occur from time to time. Paying attention to similar cases is for prevention, hoping everyone stays safe!
When it's windy and rainy outside, it's stable to just collect a salary. Then, if layoffs happen in the Philippines, you can be prioritarily taken care of and moved to developed countries like Japan o…more>>
Actually, there's no need to be overly nervous now. Before Lao Du took office, the Philippines was also a free-for-all, and the situation was basically the same as it is now. Back then, the occasional…more>>
I used to work at a KTV in Makati, which was so popular that there was a queue every day. But it's not the same anymore; the KTV was sold two years ago. After returning to my country for two years, I …more>>
Have you seen the news about the kidnapping in Malaysia? It seems the kidnapping industry has now shifted to Malaysia. Indeed, wherever the gray market goes, kidnapping follows, specifically targeting…more>>
Today marks 420 days since Philippine President Marcos signed Presidential Order No. 54 in 2024 to combat POGO.
Since that day, practitioners in the Philippines have undergone arrests, purges, guerri…more>>
Recently, a friend who works in headhunting complained to me: recruitment in the gambling industry is becoming increasingly difficult. Several old friends also mentioned that the "plates" they handle …more>>
Security is chaotic, there is a lot of gossip, but learning knowledge is just as important. Any topic related to industry development can be discussed here.
I've never been there before. What's the environment like? Is it friendly to Chinese people? How is the public safety? Does anyone have any insights, brothers?
Malaysian police and Chinese public security launched a joint operation codenamed "Thunder" in Kuala Lumpur, precisely targeting 7 scam dens. In a pre-dawn raid, Malaysian special police and Chinese o…more>>
As soon as Xi Jinping landed in Phnom Penh, the Kapok area immediately started rushing to the park area, and the taste immediately changed. Obviously, this is not a routine action, but a rhythmic, sym…more>>
The number of Filipinos has been decreasing, and recently there has been a large wave of them fleeing; my friend in Malaysia said that recently there have been more Chinese and Vietnamese people going…more>>
Let me mention a few places:
In Japan, they only recruit for technical positions. Ordinary people dreaming of going there shouldn't bother, as the barriers are high and skills must directly match.
I…more>>
Malaysia is indeed unstable; recently, over 40 remote working dens have been busted. Just a reminder, when you're out in the wild, try not to go to places where Chinese people congregate. Sometimes be…more>>
Last night, an apartment near Bangsar South in Kuala Lumpur was raided, with several police cars stationed downstairs. Shortly after, dozens of Chinese nationals were seen being arrested; this apartme…more>>
