On the afternoon of March 19th, the Philippine law enforcement agencies launched a raid on the RCBC Building in Makati, Manila, arresting over 200 individuals involved.
This operation has caused a strong shock within the industry, with numerous reports confirming that the sealed POGO platform belongs to the AG Group's K8 Kai Fa Entertainment International.
It is reported that during the police raid, a management meeting was being held on that floor, and all the senior personnel present were arrested without exception!
**Details of the Raid Exposed**
Around 7 p.m. that evening, the Philippine Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) issued an official statement, confirming that the operation targeted a business process outsourcing (BPO) company operating without a legal license. This company had been operating illegally for over three years, and most of the approximately 200 foreign nationals arrested were employees and management of the company.
However, as of the time of reporting, the arrested individuals had not been removed from the scene but were still detained within the building. It is reported that the relevant personnel are negotiating with law enforcement, and further progress is yet to be confirmed.
**Official Evidence Confirms AG Group's Overseas Platform Involvement**
1. **Scene of Arrest Exposed**
The official video shows the police entering a meeting room with a Chinese translator. The translator is heard asking, "What is this room for?" The video clearly shows that a management meeting was in progress, and all key senior personnel were arrested. This detail further confirms that the operation was targeted and swift.
2. **Computer Screen Points to AG Group's Overseas Platform**
Local Philippine media and bloggers released videos from the scene, where the operation screens of office equipment clearly displayed the Kai Entertainment International platform, directly confirming the target of this operation.
Frame-by-frame analysis of the official video, combined with the exposed office equipment screens and the Kai Entertainment International platform page, confirms with certainty that this floor was the office location of the AG Group's overseas platform.
**Industry Shock and Future Impact**
This raid not only dealt a heavy blow to AG Group and its platforms but also caused a strong shock across the entire POGO industry.
The Philippine government is gradually increasing its crackdown on illegally operating POGO and BPO companies, and more similar actions may be expected in the future. For Chinese nationals and industry practitioners in the Philippines, operating legally and compliantly has become a priority.
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This incident tells us that even a company like AG, even an office building of RCBC's status, is nothing in the face of the POGO storm and political strangulation. There are also those who fantasize about the revival of POGO and think that big companies can protect them while they engage in POGO act
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