Jack Lam In-rok (Jack Lam), founder of Macau's Jimei Group, left the country on a Cathay Pacific flight to Hong Kong on November 29, according to local and international media, citing government sources. According to airport officials, there is no record of Lam's departure, and he is reportedly on the run when the president asked for an arrest. The Immigration Department yesterday revoked Lam's Subic Clark investor visa after Attorney General Vitaliano Aguirre II issued a memorandum order. The Ministry of Justice issued a notice known in the Philippines that airport personal contact authorities would help if Lam left or tried to enter the country.파워볼사이트
The memo, sent by the Minister of Justice to the BI commissioner, read in part, "We therefore believe that the Immigration Control Posting Order (ILBO) is prudent in order to at least monitor the schedule of their flight, travel and/or whereabouts, or to immediately enforce arrest at the direction of the President if the subject returns home."
More than 1,000 Chinese immigrants are kept in a warehouse at the Fontana Convention Center under heavy security after a raid on the Fontana Casino complex at 2 a.m. on Friday, November 25. On Nov. 29, BI reportedly decided to expel all call center employees who allegedly targeted gamblers from mainland China after the Chinese foreign ministry expressed "concerns about the large number of Chinese citizens detained by the Philippines."