A father has been arrested for selling his toddler daughter in order to settle a 6,800 gambling debt. The man, known only by his surname of Jiang, is accused of selling the girl, aged one, after becoming addicted to online gambling. Jiang told his wife that the girl would be staying with her grandmother. The…
Follow us on Facebook for great stories daily! How could the father do such a thing to his own daughter! Recently, a man from China was arrested for selling his child for RM35,000 to settle his online gambling debt. The father, Jiang, came from Guiyang, Guizhou and said that he had to do so because…
A CRUEL dad has been arrested for selling his baby daughter online for 6,800 to pay off his gambling debts. Named only as Jiang, the heartless father sold the one-year-old to a couple after racking up debts of more than 60,000 Yuan (6,798), according to reports in China. Pear Video A little girl in China…
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video A man in China has been arrested on suspicion of human trafficking for selling his infant daughter online to repay his gambling debts of 6,800. Read the full article at: https://metro.co.uk/video/father-sells-baby-daughter-online-pay-6-800-gambling-debt-1887534/
A CRUEL dad has been arrested for selling his baby daughter online for 6,800 to pay off his gambling debts. Named only as Jiang, the heartless father sold the one-year-old to a couple after racking up debts of more than 60,000 Yuan (6,798), according to reports in China. Pear Video A little girl in China…
30-second summary 250-620 deaths each year in the UK are linked to gambling Scottish MP calls for gambling companies to take action against problem gambling 140m could be brought in each year with 1% statutory levy aimed at gambling companies A Scottish National Party MP has written an article in the press, in which he…
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This composite of file photos shows four Chinese nationals arrested by the PNP Anti-Kidnapping Group for kidnapping Jianting Chen on February 20, 2019. PHOTO from the Philippine National Police Anti-Kidnapping Group. MANILA, Philippines The Duterte administration should intensify its efforts against kidnappings associated with high-stakes gambling in the country, opposition Senator Leila de Lima urged…
In a city that is specialized towards casino entertainment, a close eye has to be kept on problem gambling amongst the citizenry. Pleasantly for Macau, 2018 registered as their best year for that category yet, with the lowest total of problem gamblers registered ever. GGRAsia reports that since Macau opened up registration for those who…
Mar 13, 2019 Newsdesk Latest News, Macau, Top of the deck   A total of 133 people registered with Macaus Central Registry System of Individuals with Gambling Disorder in 2018, down 15.3 percent from the previous year, said the citys Social Welfare Bureau in its latest published report on the subject. The 2018 number…