Assault! The Philippine gaming building was brought up, involving more than 2000 people, mostly Chinese!

According to Philippine media, on November 8, the Southern Philippine Police District and the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) raided an illegal Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) in Paranaques.

The report said that due to the lack of operating license, the Philippine authorities searched the gambling center. it is reported that,Authorities found a suspected prostitution den in the building.

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"During the inspection, we saw the dens of prostitution," said Gilbert Cruz, executive deputy Gilbert of the President's Anti-Organized Crime Commission."

He added: "If you pay attention, there are women there whose rooms are being used for prostitution." The women, all Filipinos, said they only offered massages.

On the seventh floor of the building, in addition to computers and game consoles, private rooms and spa rooms are found. According to the President's Anti-Organized Crime Commission, work on other floors had permits, but workers, most of whom were Chinese, failed to produce documents such as passports.

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Cruz said the workers said their bosses had seized their passports.

It is reported that the gaming center has a total of 2000 employees, but only 900 employees have been declared to the Philippine Entertainment and Gaming Company (PAGCOR). Unan Balita said two Chinese nationals who managed the online gambling center were arrested.

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The Southern Police District said in a statement that at least 16 employees suspected of being victims of human trafficking were rescued in the operation.

The Presidential Commission on Organized Crime is considering the possibility of closing the agency for violations of human trafficking, labor and immigration laws.

At the same time, the Immigration Department will travel to the region to analyze online gambling industry workers.