Last June, Resorts World Manila suffered a nightmarish attack by a gunman who set fire to the second floor casino area, leaving 36 dead and more than 50 injured before killing himself. The ...

At least 35 dead in Philippine resort attack A gunman, who was later found dead as well, stormed Resorts World Manila and torched gambling tables, law enforcement officials said.

Fears have been expressed for the safety of public facilities in Manila after a lone gunman attacked an upscale casino, leaving 36 dead.

The man who attempted to rob a Manila casino, leading to the deaths of 37 people, had fallen prey to the gambling industry, his parents told CNN Philippines.

In Friday's attack, the gunman stole gambling chips, shot TV screens and set gambling tables ablaze by pouring gasoline on them at Resorts World Manila, dela Rosa said.

According to Resorts World, the perpetrator took “his own life by setting himself on fire followed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound.” Who was the attacker, and what was the motive?

MANILA, Philippines -- Relatives rushed to funeral homes on Friday to see the remains of their loved ones after a gunman stormed a crowded Manila casino and used gasoline to set gambling tables on ...

In this image made from security video released by Manila Police and Resorts World Manila on Saturday, June 3, 2017, a gunman walks up a flight of stairs in the Resorts World Manila entertainment ...

Everything we know about the deadly Philippine resort attack. — -- At least 35 people died at Resorts World Manila in the Philippines after a gunman stormed the resort in an attempted robbery ...

MANILA, Philippines (4th UPDATE) – A lone gunman triggered panic in Pasay City past midnight on Friday, June 2, after gunshots were heard and a fire broke out at Resorts World Manila (RWM).

Manila Resorts World attack: What we know At least 37 people dead, including suspected attacker, following siege of a hotel and casino complex in Manila.

The man who attempted to rob a Manila casino, leading to the deaths of 37 people, had fallen prey to the gambling industry, his parents told CNN Philippines.