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This handout photo shows the 21 Chinese nationals set to be deported on Wednesday, November 2.

Bureau of Immigration / released

MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of Immigration said Thursday that it has deported 21 more Chinese nationals involved in illegal online gambling operations.

Immigration Commissioner Norman Tansingco said the deported individuals were boarded onto a Philippine Airlines flight to Wuhan, China on November 2.

“We will ensure that those involved in illegal activities be deported and blacklisted,” said Tansingco. “This is to create a safe space for foreign nationals who comply with immigration policies are here in the country legally.”

Full Story: https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2022/11/03/2221262/philippines-deports-21-more-chinese-nationals-linked-illegal-online-gambling

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