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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, June 2) — Police has confirmed that the lone gunman in the Resorts World Manila shooting incident has been killed.

Gunshots and explosions were heard from the luxury hotel and casino in Pasay City past midnight Friday.

Philippine National Police Ronald dela Rosa said the suspect, who is foreign-looking, set gambling tables on fire and stole millions worth of chips.

Dela Rosa said it's too early to tell if terror group ISIS is behind the incident.

"(ISIS) can claim anything they want as part of their propaganda. But the police will not bite right away their claims because we have to establish facts here in order to come up with a conclusion," Dela Rosa said.

SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors Jihadist threat, reported that ISIS claimed responsibility in the attack, quoting an "Islamic State Filipino operative."

What we know so far:

PNP Chief Ronald Dela Rosa confirms lone gunman in Resorts World incident burned himself to death

37 dead bodies found inside Resorts World Manila, including the gunman, Southern Police District Chief says

Dela Rosa: No sign this is a terror attack. It's too early to tell.

Dela Rosa: Gunman did not fire at people.

Dela Rosa: Kung ISIS 'yun, pinagbabaril na niya mga nakasalubong niya. (Translation:If this is the work of ISIS, he should have fired at civilians.)

Dela Rosa: No major injuries in incident

Dela Rosa: Gunman entered through second floor building

Dela Rosa: Gunman shot LCD screens, doused casino tables with has and set it on fire

Dela Rosa: Gunman left behind backpack of P130 million-worth of stolen chips

Dela Rosa: All guests, employees evacuated

Dela Rosa: Metro Manila on heightened alert status following Marawi crisis. We expected a diversionary tactic.

Dela Rosa: Situation "close to normal" as of 5:57 a.m., Friday

Dela Rosa: Ongoing room-clearing inside Resorts World Manila

Albayalde: Some people suffocated due to thick smoke

Albayalde hopes gunman is still inside Resorts World Manila

Albayalde: No indication this is a terror attack

Albayalde: Gunman used "baby armalite"

Albayalde: This could be a case of robbery

According to a witness, the gunman, who was wearing a mask, opened fire in the second floor.

However, a security guard said there may be more than one attacker.

Smoke was also seen coming from Resorts World Manila following the shooting.

The casino tweeted in its official account that it is on lockdown.

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