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00:04Previously, when people mentioned gambling dens or underground lottery collection points...
00:08People might easily imagine a rather secluded shophouse.
00:11Or in so-and-so's home
00:13Anyway, it definitely won't be in a place where one can openly and openly display their talents.
00:16After all, these are all illegal things.
00:19But times have changed.
00:20In the past, we thought the police were investigating illegal gambling activities.
00:24That's no longer the case, everyone.
00:26The place you usually go to for tea and casual conversation.
00:29The restaurants you go to eat at, even the grocery stores on the street.
00:32It has now become a base for illegal gambling activities.
00:36Recently, police have launched special operations in many parts of the country.
00:39201 units were raided in just two days.
00:42Large-scale crackdown on illegal online gambling and underground lottery activities
00:46This led to the exposure of many illegal gambling dens.
00:49They're no longer hiding.
00:52Director of the Crime Investigation Bureau of Wujiamanqin City, Guma
00:55A press conference was held this morning to point out
00:57To evade police investigation
00:58Some illegal online gambling sites and underground lottery syndicates have adopted a guerrilla warfare strategy.
01:04The cunning hideout is in the Fourteen Coffee Shop and the General Store.
01:07Using legitimate business as a cover to sell dog meat under the guise of mutton.
01:12He pointed out that these groups mainly operate through the internet.
01:15All transactions were completed online.
01:18It's even possible to operate at one location today.
01:20They were moved to another location the next day.
01:23This significantly increased the difficulty for the police investigation.
01:25Authorities have successfully identified at least two entities involved in illegal gambling activities.
01:30Dynamic Group
01:31Police will also further investigate other groups and their masterminds.
01:35share
01:35Guma revealed that police arrested a total of 28 people in this operation.
01:392 people
01:40Men and women aged 20 to 65
01:42Including 223 locals
01:44And 59 people from Indonesia and Myanmar
01:47Foreign nationals involved in the case in Nepal, Bangladesh and Nepal
01:50Police also seized a large number of electronic devices.
01:53Including tablets and mobile phones
01:54Portable printer
01:56And more than RM30,000 in cash
01:58Besides physical illegal gambling dens
02:02Online gambling advertisements are also a major headache for the police.
02:07Guma said that with the rise of social media
02:09It began to be flooded with all kinds of online reading ads.
02:12The police have actually joined forces with Malaysian telecommunications companies.
02:14and the Multimedia Commission (MCMC) are cooperating.
02:17A large number of related advertisements have been removed.
02:20But he admitted
02:21Although the relevant authorities have been removing the products every day
02:23Hundreds of online reading ads
02:25However, some still slipped through the net.
02:27Continuing to circulate online
02:29All the police can do is follow the clues from these advertisements.
02:32The investigation has continued.
02:33Besides the endless online reading ads I just mentioned,
02:37Online scams
02:39It can be said that new ones continue to emerge one after another.
02:41Recently, even the use of AI artificial intelligence technology has emerged.
02:45To fabricate tragic scenarios to gain public support
02:49New types of fraud to swindle donations
02:52Zhang Nianqun, deputy head of the student affairs department, came forward today to remind everyone.
02:55It is essential to improve everyone's digital literacy.
02:59Digital literacy
03:01Before making any donations
03:03Always remember to verify the information first.
03:06To prevent people's kindness from being exploited by criminals.
03:09Chang Nien-Ching emphasized that the MCMC takes this type of fraud case very seriously.
03:13Once a report is received...
03:14The authorities will not hesitate to take action.
03:17This includes removing any posts that are fraudulent.
03:20In addition, regarding the issue of identity theft
03:23Zhang Nianqun also confirmed this to the Ministry of Communications.
03:25We have indeed received some complaints.
03:27They said their photos also included their names.
03:29It was stolen without permission.
03:33Used for fundraising and donations
03:35What about this?
03:36Zhang Nianqun urged victims to report the incidents to the police immediately.
03:38Let law enforcement authorities intervene
03:40Further investigation is needed to trace the holders of the relevant bank accounts.
03:45So many of them are from Hanhe.
03:46So many, as long as they are from Hanhe.
03:53Unambiguous
03:54Although 2017
03:54Subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
