Notes on Philippine Government's Action on Passports
Key Updates
Government Report: The Philippine government has reported the passports of Alis Go, her siblings, and associate Sandra to Interpol for further action.
Senator's Statement: Senator Risa Hontiveros revealed this information during a Senate forum, stating she was informed by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).
Individuals Involved
Reported Passports: The following individuals' passports have been reported:
Alis Go
Sheila Guing
Wesley Gu
Katherine Cassandra Le
Actions by Philippine Authorities
Philippine Center for Transnational Crime:
This body is the local component of the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol).
They will decide on appropriate actions against Alis Go and her associates, which may include:
Inclusion in Interpol's blue or red notices
Issuing arrest warrants for transnational crimes linked to Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs).
Context of Investigation
Senate Panel Findings: Alis Go is under scrutiny for her alleged connections to illegal operations involving POGOs, specifically linked to a firm named Zun Yuan Technology Incorporated in Bamban, Tarlac.
Impact of International Notification: The notification to an international agency suggests a tightening of scrutiny on Go and her alleged associates.