Search for 34 points lost to Lake Taal

The Philippine authorities are investigating that dozens of fighters who had disappeared three years ago were killed and received in a larger lake.

At least 34 men disappeared – who were accused of installing fighting matches – without a trace in the capital, Manila and its surrounding provinces.

Six of the suspects were later due to the kidnapping, and on Thursday, one of them claimed in a television interview that the victims were suffocated to death and threw in Lake Tal, which surrounds an active volcano.

Cockfighting – where people are betting on the roosters who fight to death using Tottenham with a code associated with their feet – is a millions of dollars in the Philippines.

Men are accused of participating in the dictators that were broadcast, which were circulated during the Kofid’s pandemic when personal matches were forced to close. But this made the industry more profitable, as it generates about 620 million peso (10.8 million dollars; 8 million pounds) per month in government licensing profits.

An investigation into the Senate 2022 also revealed that daily bets on the rooster knowledge on the Internet were up to 3 billion peso (52.4 million dollars; 38.8 million pounds).

But after the men disappeared, the direct battles – known locally as “E -SABONG” – were scrutinized and then prohibited by President Rodrigo Deutterie. Traditional fighting is still legally in the Philippines.

On Thursday, Justice Minister Cresabin Remola told the correspondents that the authorities would discuss the deployment of divers to search for human remains under the lake.

“We can only let her pass and leave it up. We must be responsible enough to search for the truth, especially in such cases,” he said.

Rimola also added that the authorities will discuss the new development, adding that they are looking to find more events.

A legal gambling in the Catholic Philippines, although the church leaders are against it in all its forms.

Some of the gambling operations were also linked to the online operations.

Last year, the Philippine authorities revealed Huge fraud centers and human trafficking rings Hiding behind online casinos that serve Chinese customers.

This President Ferdinand Marcus has pushed online casinos known as Bogos or Filipino games abroad.