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Catholic Church urges government to monitor gambling situation

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Published Wed, Oct 12, 2016 · 08:22 AM

    [SINGAPORE] The Catholic Church has urged the authorities to closely monitor their recent move to allow two lottery operators in Singapore to offer online betting services.

    A statement to the Catholic community issued by Archbishop William Goh on Wednesday urged them to take "all necessary measures to help those who may fall victim to online gambling".

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