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Concerns Over North Cyprus Casino Development

Locals fear the expansion of gambling will turn the region into a hub for vice.
Plans for new casinos in North Cyprus are raising fears among locals that the region is heading toward a 'dark' economy.

Residents warn that further development of the gambling sector will turn the area into a hub for vice.

The controversy highlights a growing debate between economic development and social stability in the region.
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