Absence of legal 4D outlets in Kedah set to boost underground market


Closed for business: A view of Kompleks Tunku Abdul Halim located on Jalan Tunku Abdul Halim, Alor Setar, revealing previously licensed lottery outlets that have been shuttered following the ban on all 4D outlets in the state.

GEORGE TOWN: The ban on all 4D outlets in Kedah will only lead to corruption and illegal betting activities, say experts, some of whom feel that it is better to treat gambling addiction instead.

Universiti Sains Malaysia criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy said when a legal business becomes illegal, the operators of such illegal businesses would constantly attempt to bribe law enforcers.

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