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Illegal drugs have always been a real concern for all of society anywhere because it not only destroys the lives of the drug users but affects their families and the community as well. II Vargas said that the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency has a two-pronged approach towards combating the drug problem in the country: 1 supply reduction, which deals with anti-drug operations; and 2 demand reduction, which deals with operations like drug clearing at the barangay level. In their fight against illegal drugs in a span of eight months January-August PDEA Bohol has conducted a total of fourteen 14 anti-drug operations and ninety-two 92 surveillance and test buy operations, which resulted in the arrested of twenty-eight 28 personalities and in seizing a total of two hundred forty-four grams of illegal drugs. The latest data of PDEA Bohol show that it has achieved five hundred fifty-three drug cleared barangays and that there are seventeen 17 drug-free barangays in the province. This initiative is intended for the reformation of drug pushers. According to Fmr. Under Secretary and current Executive Assistant Arturo Evangelista, Governor Aris Aumentado instructed him to canvass for drug-sniffing dogs that will be deployed on all ports to intensify the illegal drug operations to curb the drug problem in the province. About The Author. Related Posts. Follow Us Facebook.

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Popular among those families who had a member under the influence of drugs. But unpopular to several sectors due to the indiscriminate killings perpetrated by misguided cops who were emboldened after the President said the government will defend them in court in case they get involved in killings of drug suspects. We heard sad, horrifying tales of those indiscriminately killed. In fact, one case in Bohol was a drug dependent who got released from jail and went back to the trade of peddling drugs. Upon his sighting, a cop chased after the drug suspect who ran inside their residence. Despite kneeling down asking for mercy at their sala, the cruel cop shot him dead in front of his family. There are many more blood-curdling tales. In fact, this brought Duterte intense criticism in the bar of public opinion. Now with President Marcos at the helm, we seem not to hear a single strong statement since his assumption into office on what he is doing categorically in this campaign against drugs. Even that, people opine that Marcos as president and commander-in-chief should have made the order himself to give the directive more gravitas and a sense of urgency. That relative silence could have encouraged the drug level to level up to its peak again. However, Highway Patrol ruled that the car was last registered in and said the car was resold twice already. On the same day, P million of shabu was likewise intercepted at the Mactan International Airport. And what lends some credence to this interconnection scenario was that also two weeks ago, the biggest one-time haul of shabu in Bohol transpired in Songculan, Dauis where P8. It was tracked by authorities that the marketing guy of that particular shipment was based in the Labuyog Penal Colony in Leyte which is very accessible to Ubay town. Is the ugly drug menace back in business again — in a huge way? If the Marcos administration will not make any seriously drastic move to check on these voluminous entries of shabu at the various nearby ports, then we fear the country may be likened once again becoming a possible Mexico where drugs are traded like ordinary over-the-counter peanuts. A narco-state in the making as Digong feared endlessly as he slept through his turbulent nights? Here at home, we challenge the Aumentado administration to implement drastic security measures to watch keenly over the borders. Only last week, happily, we saw 4 K-9 dogs at the Capitol under training. We need to check every disembarking passenger of commercial vessels. Just as important as passenger risk profiling, every landing vehicle buses, vans and cars entering our seaports hereinafter should now be thoroughly checked. It is an invitation to a digger disaster coming. It is perhaps akin to the skyrocketing prices of onions in which the government seems next to hopeless in finding a concrete solution. Highway robbery- well, seaway heist, if you want. The sea marauders from other provinces violating our sea lanes escape scot-free- we do not have enough Baywatch sea police to arrest them. The rule is 15 kilometers from our shoreline- that seawater is ours for fishing. The rule is broken more than observed. Imagine how easily that ruling can be violated in the darkness of the night since we are just 28 kilometers away from the vast fish-eating province of Cebu. So, here we are suffering from the lack of what used to be the main source of protein for Filipinos-fish- for both the rich and poor alike. For years. Worse, when Typhoon Odette punished us with a fury of a woman scorned, most of the fishing infrastructure in Bohol was all but destroyed fish cages, boats and nets. The government deployed the old city airport as the venue and dumped tons of fish three varieties there and announced it three days before arrival when fish at the public markets were soaring at prices like PP per kilo. It was advertised government will sell -no questions asked- the fish at P per kilo. Lo and behold, prices in the public markets went down to P per kilo, indicating how greedy the appetite for profit was possessing the souls of the traders and hoarders. When the airport inventory was consumed, prices of course went skywards once more- happy days are here again. Part of the problem is our sea lane territory is overfished- by locals and unwelcomed strangers alike. We are, therefore, glad that a multifaceted approach to the problem is being seriously studied. Thirdly, Landbank which is mandated to specifically help agriculture will provide wherewithal like implements and materials for those affected by the calamities. If we may add, the sources tapped by the government must be multiplied so that there is no inventory gap in the fish supply at the city airport at any time and, thereby, sustain the battle against unscrupulous stakeholders in the business. The exemptions would cover rentals, licenses, permits and fees. While this battle for emancipation from greed and cartelization is still a work in progress, the initial success where the movement was able to push the marketplace backward means that policies, nurtured by pure goodwill for the people at large and devoid of vested interests can work. And will work well once polished. Shall we? For comments: email to dejarescobingo yahoo. You must be logged in to post a comment. Drug problem now running wild again? Topic Editorial. We did some math and now understand why such an…. Is Tagbilaran losing out to Panglao by default? 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