According to a resolution dated March 21, deportees linked to POGO-related crimes must now be placed on direct flights to their home countries, except when no direct route is available.

A total of 131 individuals, including 96 foreign nationals, were accounted after a raid against Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) activities in Makati City, the Philippine National ...

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The blacklisted Chinese nationals are linked to Lucky South 99 Corp., a POGO hub in Pampanga raided by authorities, according to the Bureau of Immigration (BI). Two of the suspects are fugitives ...

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Five Chinese workers of the now banned Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) have been arrested at the Zamboanga International Airport (ZIA) in Zamboanga City. The Bureau of Immigration (BI) ...

The BI said its resolution requiring direct flights for deportations was issued following the Senate hearings where Senators Risa Hontiveros and Sherwin Gatchalian raised concerns about loopholes in ...

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