An intensive 81-day anti-drug operation in Central Luzon, from January 10 to March 31, resulted in the apprehension of over 2,000 individuals and the seizure of approximately PHP77.5 million worth of illegal drugs.
The crackdown involved 1,494 operations and led to the arrest of 2,310 people, including 99 high-value targets.
Authorities confiscated 11.11 kilograms of shabu, 14.85 kilograms of marijuana, and 151.59 grams of kush.
Police Regional Office 3 (PRO-3) chief Brig. Gen. Jean Fajardo stated that these operations have significantly disrupted the illegal drug trade in the region.
Fajardo emphasized PRO-3's commitment to achieving a drug-free Central Luzon through continued efforts and noted a 19.37 percent drop in crime incidents in March.
She urged residents to actively participate by reporting any drug-related activities to ensure a safer community.
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