Nearly 200,000 Indonesian Children Exposed to Online Gambling
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Nearly 200,000 Indonesian children exposed to online gambling
A minister highlighted rising online gambling advertisements on social media, urging platforms to remove related content aggressively. (AFP pic) JAKARTA: Nearly 200,000 children in Indonesia have been exposed to online gambling, including around 80,000 under the age of 10, prompting concerns over the growing social impact of the illegal activity on the country’s younger generation. Indonesian communication and digital affairs minister Meutya Haf…
Indonesia says nearly 200,000 children exposed to online gambling
Indonesia’s government has warned that nearly 200,000 children in the country have been exposed to online gambling, as authorities intensify efforts to combat illegal gambling activity and its social consequences. The post Indonesia says nearly 200,000 children exposed to online gambling first appeared on Asia Gaming News | AGB - Asia Gaming Brief.
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