Woman nabbed for selling 6-day old baby for P25K
AUTHORITIES have arrested a woman in Muntinlupa City for attempting to sell a six-day old baby for P25,000 through social media, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said yesterday.
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In Photos: US, Philippine Coast Guard ships' South China Sea rescue drills
MANILA, Philippines — The U.S. Coast Guard and the Philippine Coast Guard conducted search and rescue exercises in the West Philippine Sea on Wednesday.
Agents seize P1.3-M worth of shabu in Cotabato City operation
COTABATO CITY — Agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency seized P1.3 million worth of shabu from a dealer operating in three cities and two provinces who fell in an entrapment operation in Cotabato City on Wednesday.
P12.4-M worth of imported cigarettes seized in Zamboanga City
COTABATO CITY — The police seized P12.4 million worth of smuggled cigarettes in two anti-smuggling operations in Zamboanga City on Wednesday.
Losses vs gains: What will happen to the economy if the government bans POGOs?
MANILA, Philippines (Updated 12:53 p.m.) — Lawmakers have long sought to ban Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs) from the country after they opened the door to a range of criminal activities—spanning from human trafficking and torture to possibly even killings.
POGO ‘one big happy Pharmally’ – Hontiveros | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Naniniwala si Sen. Risa Hontiveros na may ugnayan ang Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) ni Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo sa Pharmally.
POGO torture victims speak out at House inquiry
MANILA, Philippines — Four foreign nationals, mostly Chinese, rescued from Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) hubs in Pampanga and Tarlac appeared at Wednesday's inquiry of two House panels to prove the torture activities inside online gambling facilities.
What will happen to the economy if the government bans POGOs?
MANILA, Philippines — Lawmakers have long sought to ban Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs) from the country after it apparently opened the door to a range of criminal activities—spanning from human trafficking, torture and possibly even killings.