pwbet gaming Philippines deports 2,300 Pogo workers to China, other Asian countries
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government already deported more than 2,300 foreigners who worked for Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos) that were shut down by law enforcers.
Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (Paocc) chief Undersecretary Gilbert Cruz said Friday that most of the foreigners were sent back to China, their country of origin.
Article continues after this advertisement“At mangilan-ngilan po sa iba’t ibang bansa — may Indonesia, Malaysia, at Vietnam. But nasa 2,300 na po mahigit,” Cruz also said in an interview with Radyo 630.
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Article continues after this advertisementThe deportation of foreign Pogo workers is part of efforts to implement the nationwide Pogo ban, as ordered by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in July.
Article continues after this advertisementDuring his third State of the Nation Address, Marcos ordered the Philippine Amusement Gaming Corporation to facilitate the winding down of the Pogo business by the end of this year.
Article continues after this advertisementHowever, the President’s directive to ban pogos has presented new challenges for the government, as “rogue” Pogos emerged.
According to Cruz, around 200 rogue Pogos are still trying to operate nationwide.
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