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Cops set for spike in betting activities

Cops set for spike in betting activities
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Malaysian police are preparing for a surge in illegal gambling activities as the FIFA World Cup 2026 approaches. Authorities are shifting their focus to digital platforms, as modern syndicates increasingly use online channels to facilitate betting.

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Large sporting events often trigger spikes in criminal activity, requiring law enforcement to adapt to digital-first gambling operations.

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KUALA LUMPUR: Football fans in Malaysia are not the only ones looking forward to the FIFA World Cup 2026; illegal gamblers and bookies are also gearing up to cash in on the prestigious tournament.

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The article reports on police warnings and enforcement strategies without taking a political stance.

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