You’ll never guess where gambling dens are being moved to


PETALING JAYA: Operators of illegal gambling outlets have moved their businesses into less prominent areas – housing estates, commercial centres and even shopping malls – in an attempt to stay under the radar.

Bandar Baru Rawang, where the Selayang Municipal Council-owned wet market complex and several blocks of multi-storey shophouses are located, has been turned into a nest of illegal gambling dens.

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