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Police officers from the Manila Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) saved six teenagers, two of them pregnant, from a couple who had been forcing them to sell their bodies in front of a hotel in Manila.

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An owner of a travel agency was arrested in an entrapment operation Monday by Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) agents for allegedly demanding as much as P15,000 from around 700 people in exchange for non-existent jobs overseas.

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