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Czech City of Jirkov to ban gambling to cut down the crime rate

Jirkov is a peaceful town - for the most part. However, recently the crime rates have been going up, especially for theft. It’s possible that the increase in criminal activity was prompted by the lockdown. But one thing that certainly fueled offenses is gambling. People began stealing more, pawning stolen items, and gambling all the money away. Others with gambling addictions would pawn items of their own and drown themselves in debt with no way out. This serious issue began disrupting the tranquility and prompted the officials to take action to finally ban gambling altogether, with only minor exceptions. 

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Teenager kills two women in hopes to win the lottery

What lengths would you go to in order to win the Lottery? Everyone knows that gambling winnings are purely based on luck, and there’s not much you can do to win except getting a ticket and hope for the best. Nonetheless, people pray, buy lucky charms, and have their fingers crossed.  Danyal Hussein, a British teen, did a lot more than just pray -  he made a pact with the evil forces in order to win the Lottery. 

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Casinos in South Korea temporarily close due to Covid-19 cases

After resuming services post lowdown closures, South Korean casinos are forced to temporarily close due to surging Covid-19 cases linked with their properties. As of last week, South Korea had 1,556 new cases in just 24 hours, and extreme measures are being taken in hopes to knock the numbers back down. Social distancing, mask mandates, and vaccine requirements are expected to be amplified by the end of this August. The Greater Seoul area is at the moment under Level 4 social distancing rules, and an additional ban on private gatherings of three or more people after 6 p.m. is in place. At other times, private gatherings of five or more people are not allowed.

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Potential Vaccine Lottery in Australia | 300$ incentive proposal

It’s almost been half a year since Australians began receiving COVID-19 vaccines but until this day, only 15.5% of the country’s population received both doses. Government officials are displeased with the laughable number and are eager to get the vaccination rate to at least 70%. Since the majority are uninterested, the concerned leaders are debating the possibility of introducing the vaccine lottery. The Prime minister is on board while the Labor leader is pushing for $300. 

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Philippines Resorts World Mania casino reports 73% staff vaccination rate | Horrifying threat from the president

While the US is still in its developing stages of relentlessly trying to force the vaccine, countries like Philippines and Indonesia are on a full-blown madness roll. Philippine president, Rodrigo Duterte, is threatening jail time, or an injection of Ivermectin (essentially meant for pigs) to residents who fail to comply. Being that a good portion of countries in Asia are forced into submission with fear tactics, it’s not surprising to see major businesses obey the orders at the snap of the government’s fingers. Resorts World Mainila casino representatives are boasting about their success in carrying out the commands.

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