According to unverified claims from a netizen, the New Huatai Building in Manila was raided again by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) just days after an initial raid. Official authorities have not yet released a formal notice confirming the specifics, but reports of repeated enforcement actions at the same location within a short window have spread rapidly among local expatriate circles.
The submission also highlighted that several office buildings in the Philippines had recently resumed operations, drawing in a notable reflux of workers from Cambodia. With Cambodia maintaining persistent crackdowns across multiple hubs, various groups migrated back toward Manila in search of viable space, hoping that restarting operations would bring some breathing room, only to walk directly into immediate scrutiny.
Being hit twice within days suggests that local regulatory and investigative bodies have kept these facilities under active watch. For those shifting across borders in Southeast Asia, switching destinations rarely erases underlying risks, and this recent flow back to Manila has already met an abrupt roadblock.
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