China's compulsive gamblers climb out of 'bottomless pit'


With the growth of Internet access and mobile communications in China, increasing numbers of gambling operators are seeking to take advantage with Chinese-language gambling platforms, according to official data. — Лечение наркомании/Pixabay

SHANGHAI: Holding a fist up next to his head like a soldier, Huang Chunhao makes a solemn vow.

"I hereby swear an oath: from today onwards, I will correct bad habits, be kind to others and try my best to get rid of gambling addiction."

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