(July, 08 2025) Online gambling advertisements seen along Edsa North and Southbound lane on Tuesday July 8 2025. A Senate lawmaker filed an anti-online gambling bill, where he described online gambling as a “silent epidemic” that is quietly harming Filipinos, especially minors and the most vulnerable. Photo/Analy Labor
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
(July, 08 2025) Online gambling advertisements seen along Edsa North and Southbound lane on Tuesday July 8 2025. A Senate lawmaker filed an anti-online gambling bill, where he described online gambling as a “silent epidemic” that is quietly harming Filipinos, especially minors and the most vulnerable. Photo/Analy Labor
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
(July, 08 2025) Online gambling advertisements seen along Edsa North and Southbound lane on Tuesday July 8 2025. A Senate lawmaker filed an anti-online gambling bill, where he described online gambling as a “silent epidemic” that is quietly harming Filipinos, especially minors and the most vulnerable. Photo/Analy Labor
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
(July, 08 2025) Online gambling advertisements seen along Edsa North and Southbound lane on Tuesday July 8 2025. A Senate lawmaker filed an anti-online gambling bill, where he described online gambling as a “silent epidemic” that is quietly harming Filipinos, especially minors and the most vulnerable. Photo/Analy Labor
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
(July, 08 2025) Online gambling advertisements seen along Edsa North and Southbound lane on Tuesday July 8 2025. A Senate lawmaker filed an anti-online gambling bill, where he described online gambling as a “silent epidemic” that is quietly harming Filipinos, especially minors and the most vulnerable. Photo/Analy Labor
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
(July, 08 2025) Online gambling advertisements seen along Edsa North and Southbound lane on Tuesday July 8 2025. A Senate lawmaker filed an anti-online gambling bill, where he described online gambling as a “silent epidemic” that is quietly harming Filipinos, especially minors and the most vulnerable. Photo/Analy Labor
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
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