What happened when the Philippines arrested 90 gamblers in China?

The arrest of 90 people involved in gambling in China in the Philippines means that the Philippine police arrested 90 people from China in the Philippines on May 3 1 for allegedly opening an online gambling center without permission and violating the quarantine regulations related to the COVID-19 epidemic formulated by the Philippines.

According to ABC, Philippine officials said on May 3 1 that the Philippine police arrested 90 people in China that day on suspicion of opening an online gambling center without permission and violating the quarantine regulations related to the COVID-19 epidemic formulated by the Philippines.

According to the report, on May 29th, local time, the Philippine police found some China suspects gathered near the rented house without wearing masks, which violated the epidemic prevention regulations in the Philippines. Subsequently, the Philippine police arrested those who violated the epidemic prevention regulations. Local officials in the Philippines said that the suspect ran into the apartment in bad condition, and then the police found illegal online gambling activities in the apartment.

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A statement from the Philippine police said that when they entered the rented house, 48 suspects were playing online games, while others gathered together, chatting while smoking, without wearing masks.

Philippine police seized 53 laptops, 100 mobile phones and some cash at the scene. The Philippine police said that after questioning, the suspects could not show their passports, work permits and business licenses, and they would face criminal charges.

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