China embassy in Singapore warns China nationals in Singapore to avoid...
The Chinese embassy in Singapore has issued a "solemn" reminder telling its citizens abroad to avoid gambling, which is banned in mainland China.
In a statement on Saturday (Feb 14), the embassy reported that a Chinese national who gambled at the Marina Bay Sands casino recently jumped from height and fell to their death.
"The embassy is currently assisting the family with after-death arrangements," it said without providing further information.
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Lachman 19/02/2026
If a gambler wants to gamble, he will never listen to any warnings from anyone to stop. I have seen many gamblers who are addicted to gambling ruined their lives and their families because they always believe that they can prosper from gambling.
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Just play within r means. Once I wanted to play toro max $10 just for fun since is a big draw , my ex colleague say u so rich bet $1k to u is nth i say mad u n he bad mouth abt me
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