Illegal gambling dens fall silent


Bad outing: A customer leaving after losing all his money at an illegal gambling den outlet in a shopping centre in Klang.

PETALING JAYA: Things have gone quiet on the illegal gambling scene in Selangor with the police running down every lead in a bid to close down these outlets.

The Star reported in July that business appeared to be thriving for vice den operators as they shif­ted their operations from shoplots into malls.

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