Rehab centre sounds alarm over young people’s gambling habits FMTNews
An NGO says gambling companies prey on youth from wealthy families knowing their parents will bail out their children.
Leong said gambling companies often ensnare youngsters from wealthy backgrounds, knowing their parents can afford to pay off the debt. He said 60 out of a total 319 clients who have sought help from his centre since the start of the pandemic were not even 30 years old.
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