【#一中国公民越南赌博后跳楼身亡#】#总领馆提醒中国公民跨境赌博已入刑#2月15日晚，中国驻岘港 总领馆发布郑重提醒来岘港中国公民远离赌博。全文如下：近期，越南岘港会安酒店发生一起中国公民 参与赌博后跳楼身亡案，教训极其惨痛。近年来，我馆已处理数起因赌博导致的绑架、拘禁、殴打等案 件，并曾发布相关提醒。春节假期临近，来岘港游客增多，驻岘港总领馆再次郑重提醒来岘港中国游客 及在当地中国公民切实增强法律意识，远离赌博。一、我国法律严禁赌博，刑法修正案已将跨境赌博正 式入刑。即使境外赌场合法开设，我公民跨境赌博也涉嫌触犯我国法律，尤其是参与组织赌博、赌局 等，将被依法追究责任。使领馆无法对违法行为提供领事保护。二、参与赌博面临财散、家破、人亡的 不归之路，跨境赌博还可能带来诈骗、洗钱、绑架、拘禁、拐卖、偷渡等风险。三、中国公安部已开通 打击治理跨境赌博综合举报平台（），如您掌握中国公民在境外开设或经营赌场，组织招揽中国公民赴 境外赌博或参与跨境网络赌博相关线索，可通过举报邮箱（110@interpol.gov.cn）、传真（0086-10- 66261404）和"拒绝跨境赌博"微信公众号举报。相关联系方式：越南报警 ...

三、中国公安部已开通打击治理跨境赌博综合举报平台（http://dbjb.mps.gov.cn），如您掌握中国公民在 境外开设或经营赌场，组织招揽中国公民赴境外赌博或参与跨境网络赌博相关线索，可通过举报邮箱 （110@interpol.gov.cn）、传真（0086-10-66261404）和"拒绝跨境赌博"微信公众号举报。 2月15日晚，中国驻岘港总领馆发布郑重提醒来岘港中国公民远离赌博。全文如下： 近期，越南岘港会安酒店发生一起中国公民参与赌博后跳楼身亡案，教训极其惨痛。近年来，我馆已处 理数起因赌博导致的绑架、拘禁、殴打等案件，并曾发布相关提醒。春节假期临近，来岘港游客增多， 驻岘港总领馆再次郑重提醒来岘港中国游客及在当地中国公民切实增强法律意识，远离赌博。 一、我国法律严禁赌博，刑法修正案已将跨境赌博正式入刑。即使境外赌场合法开设，我公民跨境赌博 也涉嫌触犯我国法律，尤其是参与组织赌博、赌局等，将被依法追究责任。使领馆无法对违法行为提供 领事保护。 二、参与赌博面临财散、家破、人亡的不归之路，跨境赌博还可能带来诈骗、洗钱、绑架、拘禁、拐 卖、偷渡等风险。 驻越南使馆领保电话：0084-24-39331 ...

二、参与赌博面临财散、家破、人亡的不归之路，跨境赌博还可能带来诈骗、洗钱、绑架、拘禁、拐 卖、偷渡等风险。 三、中国公安部已开通打击治理跨境赌博综合举报平台（http://dbjb.mps.gov.cn），如您掌握中国公民在 境外开设或经营赌场，组织招揽中国公民赴境外赌博或参与跨境网络赌博相关线索，可通过举报邮箱 （110@interpol.gov.cn）、传真（0086-10-66261404）和"拒绝跨境赌博"微信公众号举报。 相关联系方式： 近期，越南岘港会安酒店发生一起中国公民参与赌博后跳楼身亡案，教训极其惨痛。近年来，我馆已处 理数起因赌博导致的绑架、拘禁、殴打等案件，并曾发布相关提醒。春节假期临近，来岘港游客增多， 驻岘港总领馆再次郑重提醒来岘港中国游客及在当地中国公民切实增强法律意识，远离赌博。 一、我国法律严禁赌博，刑法修正案已将跨境赌博正式入刑。即使境外赌场合法开设，我公民跨境赌博 也涉嫌触犯我国法律，尤其是参与组织赌博、赌局等，将被依法追究责任。使领馆无法对违法行为提供 领事保护。 +86-10-12308/65612308 驻岘港总领馆领保电话：0084-905580010 驻越南使馆领 ...

越南报警电话：0084-113 2月15日，中国驻岘港总领馆郑重提醒来岘港中国公民远离赌博。全文如下： 近期，越南岘港会安酒店发生一起中国公民参与赌博后跳楼身亡案，教训极其惨痛。近年来，我馆已处 理数起因赌博导致的绑架、拘禁、殴打等案件，并曾发布相关提醒。春节假期临近，来岘港游客增多， 驻岘港总领馆再次郑重提醒来岘港中国游客及在当地中国公民切实增强法律意识，远离赌博。 一、我国法律严禁赌博，刑法修正案已将跨境赌博正式入刑。即使境外赌场合法开设，我公民跨境赌博 也涉嫌触犯我国法律，尤其是参与组织赌博、赌局等，将被依法追究责任。使领馆无法对违法行为提供 领事保护。 二、参与赌博面临财散、家破、人亡的不归之路，跨境赌博还可能带来诈骗、洗钱、绑架、拘禁、拐 卖、偷渡等风险。 三、中国公安部已开通打击治理跨境赌博综合举报平台，如您掌握中国公民在境外开设或经营赌场，组 织招揽中国公民赴境外赌博或参与跨境网络赌博相关线索，可通过举报邮箱（110@interpol.gov.cn）、 传真（0086-10-66261404）和"拒绝跨境赌博"微信公众号举报。 相关联系方式： 外交部全球领事保护与服务应急热线（24小时）：+86 ...

一、我国法律严禁赌博，刑法修正案已将跨境赌博正式入刑。即使境外赌场合法开设，我公民跨境赌博 也涉嫌触犯我国法律，尤其是参与组织赌博、赌局等，将被依法追究责任。使领馆无法对违法行为提供 领事保护。 二、参与赌博面临财散、家破、人亡的不归之路，跨境赌博还可能带来诈骗、洗钱、绑架、拘禁、拐 卖、偷渡等风险。 2月15日，中国驻岘港总领馆郑重提醒来岘港中国公民远离赌博。全文如下： 近期，越南岘港会安酒店发生一起中国公民参与赌博后跳楼身亡案，教训极其惨痛。近年来，我馆已处 理数起因赌博导致的绑架、拘禁、殴打等案件，并曾发布相关提醒。春节假期临近，来岘港游客增多， 驻岘港总领馆再次郑重提醒来岘港中国游客及在当地中国公民切实增强法律意识，远离赌博。 外交部全球领事保护与服务应急热线（24小时）：+86-10-12308/65612308 驻岘港总领馆领保电话：0084-905580010 驻越南使馆领保电话：0084-24-39331000 驻胡志明市总领馆领保电话：0084-908002226 （文章来源：央视新闻） 三、中国公安部已开通打击治理跨境赌博综合举报平台，如您掌握中国公民在境外开设或经营赌场，组 织招揽中国公 ...

Group 1 - The article highlights a recent incident involving a Chinese citizen who committed suicide after gambling at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, prompting the embassy to remind Chinese tourists and citizens to avoid gambling [2] - It emphasizes that gambling is strictly prohibited by Chinese law, and participating in cross-border gambling can lead to legal consequences, even if the gambling is legal in the foreign country [2] - The article warns of severe risks associated with gambling, including financial loss, family breakdown, and potential involvement in criminal activities such as fraud, money laundering, and human trafficking [2] Group 2 - The Chinese Ministry of Public Security has established a comprehensive reporting platform to combat cross-border gambling, encouraging individuals to report any related illegal activities [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Embassy in Singapore has issued a strong reminder for Chinese citizens to stay away from gambling, especially in light of recent incidents related to gambling leading to fatalities [1]. Group 1: Legal Implications - Gambling is strictly prohibited by Chinese law, and recent amendments to the criminal law have made cross-border gambling a criminal offense. Chinese citizens participating in gambling abroad may face legal consequences, including prosecution for organizing or participating in gambling activities [1]. - The embassy emphasizes that it cannot provide consular protection for illegal activities [1]. Group 2: Risks Associated with Gambling - Engaging in gambling can lead to severe consequences such as financial loss, family breakdown, and even death. Cross-border gambling also poses additional risks, including fraud, money laundering, kidnapping, human trafficking, and illegal immigration [1]. Group 3: Reporting Mechanisms - The Ministry of Public Security of China has established a comprehensive reporting platform to combat cross-border gambling. Citizens are encouraged to report any information related to Chinese citizens operating or promoting gambling activities abroad through designated channels [1].

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the serious warning from the Chinese Embassy in Singapore regarding gambling, especially in light of a recent incident where a Chinese citizen committed suicide after gambling at the Marina Bay Sands hotel [1] - It highlights that gambling is strictly prohibited by Chinese law, and the recent amendments to the criminal law have made cross-border gambling a criminal offense, meaning that even if casinos are legal abroad, Chinese citizens participating in such activities may face legal consequences [1] - The article outlines the severe risks associated with gambling, including financial ruin, family breakdown, and even death, as well as potential involvement in scams, money laundering, kidnapping, and human trafficking [1] Group 2 - The Chinese Ministry of Public Security has established a comprehensive reporting platform to combat cross-border gambling, encouraging individuals to report any information related to Chinese citizens operating or participating in gambling activities abroad [1] - Contact information for local emergency services and consular assistance in Singapore is provided, including the local police number and the Chinese Embassy's consular protection hotline [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Embassy in Singapore has reiterated the warning for Chinese citizens to stay away from gambling, especially in light of recent incidents related to gambling leading to fatalities [1] Group 1: Legal Framework - Gambling is strictly prohibited by Chinese law, and the recent amendment to the criminal law has made cross-border gambling a criminal offense. Chinese citizens participating in gambling abroad may face legal consequences under Chinese law, even if the casinos are legally operated [1] - The embassy emphasizes that it cannot provide consular protection for illegal activities [1] Group 2: Risks Associated with Gambling - Engaging in gambling can lead to severe consequences such as financial loss, family breakdown, and even death. Cross-border gambling also poses additional risks including fraud, money laundering, kidnapping, detention, human trafficking, and illegal immigration [1] Group 3: Reporting Mechanisms - The Ministry of Public Security of China has established a comprehensive reporting platform to combat cross-border gambling. Citizens are encouraged to report any information regarding Chinese nationals operating or promoting gambling activities abroad through designated channels [1]

Core Viewpoint - A Chinese citizen recently committed suicide by jumping from a hotel in Singapore after gambling, prompting the Chinese embassy to issue warnings about the dangers of gambling abroad [1] Group 1: Legal Awareness - The Chinese government strictly prohibits gambling, and recent amendments to the criminal law have made cross-border gambling a criminal offense [1] - Even if casinos are legally operated abroad, Chinese citizens participating in cross-border gambling may still violate Chinese laws, especially if involved in organizing gambling activities [1] Group 2: Risks of Gambling - Engaging in gambling can lead to severe consequences such as financial loss, family breakdown, and even death [1] - Cross-border gambling may expose individuals to additional risks including fraud, money laundering, kidnapping, detention, human trafficking, and illegal immigration [1] Group 3: Reporting Mechanisms - The Ministry of Public Security of China has established a comprehensive reporting platform to combat cross-border gambling [1] - Individuals with information about Chinese citizens operating or promoting gambling activities abroad can report through designated channels [1]