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Rhodense mayors sign ethical charter on gambling harms

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Mayors from nine municipalities in the Rhodense area have approved and signed an ethical charter to raise awareness of gambling risks. The commitments include prevention and education initiatives, annual events, training for local police and educators, and support for people experiencing gambling-related harm; Rho mayor Andrea Orlandi said the municipalities would work together.

The charter sets local commitments on gambling-risk prevention, education and support across nine municipalities.

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