Philippine Police Boost Patrols After 22.3 Million Pesos Worth of Shabu Found Floating at Sea

Philippine authorities are increasing coastal patrols after a fisherman discovered ₱22.3 million worth of suspected crystal meth floating near a remote island in Patnanungan, Quezon. The discovery has prompted heightened alert from the Philippine National Police.

5 Apr, 11:37 — 5 Apr, 11:37

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Discovery of ₱22-M suspected shabu at sea prompts PNP to shore up patrol

MANILA, Philippines — A fisherman’s discovery of ₱22.3 million worth of suspected shabu (crystal meth) floating near a remote island village in Patnanungan, Quezon has raised the alert of the Philippine National Police in the coastlines. On Good Friday, 3.28 kilograms of suspected shabu was found drifting at sea. The haul was turned over to

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