Manila: Operatives of the Philippine National Police-Drug Enforcement Group (PDEG) confiscated almost PHP800 million worth of illegal drugs in September. In a statement Tuesday, PDEG chief Brig. Gen. Eleazar Matta said these narcotics were seized in 57 anti-drug operations, comprising 38 buy-busts, four search warrant operations, one marijuana eradication operation, and 13 service warrants of arrest. He said these operations resulted in the arrest of 77 drug personalities. These illegal drugs consist of 116.9 kg. of shabu, 2.5 grams of kush (high-grade marijuana) 2 grams of marijuana seeds, 22,000 fully grown marijuana plants, and 3 grams of dried marijuana leaves with an estimated street value of PHP799.3 million. Matta commended PDEG officers for their unwavering dedication and exceptional performance in combating drug-related crimes nationwide. He also said the PDEG remains resolute in its mission to dismantle drug syndicates and enhance public safety. 'With ongoing community support and collaboratio n among law enforcement agencies, the group is determined to refine its strategies and continue making substantial progress in the fight against illegal drugs,' Matta said. Source: Philippines News Agency
PNP anti-drug unit seizes nearly P800-M narcotics in Sept.
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