The next wave in the Philippines will inspect upscale residential communities: illegal POGOs secretly operate in residential areas, and the government plans to conduct overnight raids.

The Philippine Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) recently announced that the next wave of crackdowns on illegal offshore gaming operations (POGO) will focus on high-risk residential areas "disguised as private homes." Intelligence indicates that many illegal groups have quietly changed their o

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Philippines reassigns anti-POGO official, strengthens transportation safety

Philippines expels 93 Chinese citizens involved in illegal gambling and mining activities.

The Philippines deports 91 Chinese nationals suspected of involvement in illegal POGO and cross-border criminal activities.

Philippine President's Anti-Corruption Office: Online gambling destroys families and should be completely banned.

Philippines may completely block the internet! High-level officials vow to regulate the online gambling industry.

Yang Jianxin was arrested again in Pasay for allegedly forging documents and using a fake identity!

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The next wave in the Philippines will inspect upscale residential communities: illegal POGOs secretly operate in residential areas, and the government plans to conduct overnight raids.

PAOCC acknowledges that the crackdown on illegal POGO foreign workers has become more difficult: about 9000 people are missing.

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