The Manila Times•8h ago
philippines📍 metro manila
PH, Indonesia bolster campaign against cross-border crimes
THE Philippines and Indonesia agreed to intensify joint efforts against transnational crimes at the 4th Philippines–Indonesia Joint Consular Consultation Meeting at the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) main office in Pasay City on Wednesday. Beyond measures against online scam hubs and human trafficking, the
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