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Department of Justice officials and Chinese officials meet on the repatriation of POGO workers.(Photo from DOJ PIO) MANILA-Department of Justice (DOJ) officials met with Chinese embassy representatives on Thursday to map out an exit plan for the repatriation of overstaying Philippine Overseas Gaming Operations (POGO) workers back to China. DOJ Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla met with Zhou Zhiyong, Charge D'affaires Ad Interim of the Chinese Embassy in Manila at the DOJ compound in Manila. Remulla said among the matters discussed was the possible timeline for the repatriation with an initial batch of individuals awaiting deportation with the first hurdle being the identification of overstaying individuals. "We are verifying the identities and if the identities match then they (China) will start accepting those to be sent home for being overstaying," Remulla said. "Right now, we have less than 300 in custody but we expect more to be there for deportation later on kapag

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