ICYMI: The reopening of Chinese-run Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) is not comparable to the closure of media network ABS-CBN, Malacañang said. | KAguilarINQ
“Pero ang importante po ang kikitain natin sa POGO na mahigit isang bilyon kada buwan ay pupunta po lahat sa COVID-19,” Roque said.
ABS-CBN went off the air Tuesday night in compliance with the National Telecommunications Commission’s by Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation since it is considered to fall under business process outsourcing .why ABS-CBN was shut down while POGOs, which have been targets of police raids for illegal activities, were reopened.
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