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(File photo) MANILA -Senator Christopher "Bong" Go on Monday said he agrees with fellow lawmakers that licenses of electronic-sabong (cockfighting) operators be temporarily suspended while the cases of missing cockfight aficionados are unresolved. An inquiry last week on the missing persons - 31 to date - had senators calling on the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) to temporarily halt e-sabong operations. "I reiterate my appeal to the PNP (Philippine National Police), NBI (National Bureau of Investigation), and other concerned agencies to act on this matter and resolve these cases immediately. I also urge PAGCOR and other government regulatory bodies to review their policies and ensure full compliance with security, surveillance, and records requirements to prevent these kinds of incidents," Go said in a statement. He also urged to bring to justice those involved in the disappearances. Senate President Vicente Sotto III proposed the license suspe

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