Senator Risa Hontiveros revealed that 3 Chinese POGO bosses allegedly did not return to China following their deportation from the Philippines.
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Inquirer on MSNPAOCC: Some Pogo bosses still in PH despite banSeveral bosses of banned Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos) are still in the Philippines, looking for opportunities ...
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Inquirer on MSNGruesome cost of bungled Pogo exitThe latest case—a 14-year-old Chinese boy kidnapped and brutalized by his captors—lays bare the gruesome consequences of the ...
The annual mobile trade show in Barcelona kicks off today, but just ahead of the event Xiaomi has shown off a prototype camera lens. I am, apparently, one of only two media members to get hands on the ...
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s decision to ban Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) played a crucial role in the ...
The Department of Information and Communications Technology warned that “guerilla” POGO hubs may serve as troll farms for the coming elections. DICT ...
The abduction of a student, a case with suspected links to Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs), is a warning sign of ...
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