Parañaque mayor: Probe, charge owner of building with illegal POGO operation

Parañaque Mayor Edwin Olivarez: “Sinira nila ang imahe ng lungsod at binalewala nitong mga Chinese national ang mga city ordinances and batas ngayong panahon ng crisis dahil sa COVID-19 pandemic.” | CMarquezINQ

Police apprehended all 53 suspects, including a number of armed Chinese men, at a building in Mayuga Compound, Barangay Tambo, on Friday night, after acting on a report of a concerned citizen.

“Sinira nila ang imahe ng lungsod at binalewala nitong mga Chinese national ang mga city ordinances and batas ngayong panahon ng crisis dahil sa COVID-19 pandemic. Kaya dapat silang hindi na makabalik at ma-ban dito sa Parañaque simula ngayon,” Parañaque Mayor Edwin Olivarez said in a statement.

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