At least seven foreign fugitives were among the workers rescued by authorities from human trafficking activities of a registered Pogo service provider in Las Piñas City as their operation reached its second week. | dexcabalzaINQ /PDI
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“And based on initial documentation on the computer data and equipment we seized, there are indications that aside from Pogo operations, the rescued trafficked individuals were also employed to commit different kinds of scam works,” Fajardo added.
Fajardo said all of the Filipinos have been processed and cleared to leave the compound, while 758 have been cleared by the BI as of 2 a.m. on Thursday.
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