Manila: Search teams on Thursday arrived in a lake south of the Philippine capital Manila to see a dozens of cockfighters, who were allegedly murdered by the evil police, the justice department said.In 2022, fifteen police officers are under investigation on one thing of mysterious disappearance in the country’s huge cockfighting industry.The case returned to public consciousness last month, with the television presence of a witness that the bodies were submerged in Lake Taal, located about two hours south of the capital.Justice Secretary Crispin Remula has since said that he has “several witnesses” that may identify the missing location in the lake, which extends more than 230 square kilometers (89 square mi).The Department of Justice said in a statement, “The objective of Thursday’s mission is … Identify the area covered by search, look at the initial water conditions and to measure the depth of the cover area,” the Department of Justice said in a statement.The Philippine Coast Guard will participate in the initial assessment with the police.National Police Chief Nicolas Tore said this week that the authorities need to work fast. He told reporters on Tuesday, “The typhoon season is coming.” “We are moving fast to try to detect at least bodies. We know it is very, very challenging.”Remela said on Friday that he had requested technical support from Japan which included help in the mapping of the lake bed, some of which are deep as 172 meters (564 ft).The Japanese Embassy in Manila told AFP that it had received the request without providing more details.But the Tore believes that the Philippines had essential tools to begin the search.“We have a very strong shipping industry here and in other parts of the Philippines, so we can do it.”Every week between Rosters, the Filipino, who fights with the Razor-Sharp metal spurs in all areas of life on matches on matches every week, who are tied to their feet.In many other countries, banned games, and survived the coronwirus epidemic restrictions online, many more gamblers who agreed to place bets to use their mobile phones.Former President Rodrigo Dutee had banned the livestreaming of cockfights shortly before leaving the office in 2022, but it continued due to Lux Enforcement.
