The Philippine National Police (PNP) yesterday said that the over P300 million cash taken during separate operations against ...
Palace: Other offshore gaming should also cease operations Malacañang ordered the Cagayan Special Economic Zone Authority to ...
MANILA, Philippines — Fifty-seven foreigners and 358 Filipinos were rounded up during a raid yesterday afternoon on a Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) hub in Bagac, Bataan that is ...
MANILA, Philippines — Investigators have reported spotting red flags indicating the raided Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) hub in Bagac, Bataan is involved in black market banking and ...
Risa Hontieveros, have the Pogos been exposed, the sordid truth emerging in bits and pieces, from a Chinese national, Alice Guo, being elected a town mayor, to the involvement of Duterte officials and ...
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian believes the appearance of Philippine offshore gaming operator (Pogo) big boss Lin Xunhan (under the identity of Lyu Dong) in the Senate’s next ...
"Itong si 'Boss Boga', nahuli, si Mr. Lin, marami siyang revelations about 'yung POGO sa Bamban and how si Guo Hua Ping is related to him and to the POGO operations. So, ako, personally gusto kong ...
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go on Sunday, November 10 commended President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. for issuing Executive Order (EO) No. 74, formalizing a total ban on Philippine offshore gaming ...
Dong – whose real name is Lin Xinhuan, based on a Chinese passport found by authorities – allegedly has ties to the Pogo firms Lucky South 99 in Porac, Pampanga and Hongsheng Gaming Technology ...
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate panel investigating illegal Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos) will be inviting Lin Xunhan, a Pogo boss under the identity of Lyu Dong, to its next ...
According to PAOCC spokesperson Winston John Casio, there are still 38 POGOs that are legally operating in the country amid the POGO ban. Foreign workers from POGOs were given until October 15 to ...
The agency made the appeal on Thursday due to the low turnout at the recently concluded job fair for displaced POGO workers, as only 300 out of the more than 1,200 expected attendees showed up.