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In Barangay Quiot, police arrested Jaime Caligner, who was caught allegedly possessing grams of shabu with an estimated amount of P1. Around 8 p. Renz Talosig, chief of Station 6, said the packs of shabu that were seized from the suspect were estimated to cost P7,, Talosig said the suspect was known in the area as an e-bike driver, who ferries passengers in exchange for a fee. Jerry Bearis, director of the Police Regional Office-Central Visayas, lauded the personnel of the two police precincts for the successful anti-illegal drug operations. Bearis said the police will continue to innovate to come up with more effective strategies in uncovering individuals who are into drug peddling. October 21, am. News Visayas. BY Calvin Cordova. Jan 24, PM. A year-old man identified as Vincent Rodriguez is arrested after packs of suspected shabu worth P7. Photo via Calvin D. All Rights Reserved.

How much do illegal drugs now cost in the Philippines?

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Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism. This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article. The street prices of illegal drugs — particularly methamphetamine hydrochloride shabu and cocaine — are now more expensive. As of Thursday morning, October 27, the total number of persons killed has already reached 4, Out of this number, 1, are drug personalities killed in police operations, while 3, are victims of extrajudicial or vigilante-style killings. The street price of shabu is determined by the place of transaction, according to PDEA. But while shabu and cocaine prices continue to rise, the street prices of marijuana and ecstasy remain static. Limiting the drug supply through prohibition, according to JC Punongbayan in a Rappler piece, however, is the traditional way of battling illegal drugs. READ: War on drugs? Other countries focus on demand, not supply. Curiously, the rising cost of drugs seems to apply only to shabu and cocaine, the preference of the poor. A dent in the supply, not the demand, is also being made by the intensified war on drugs. What would be the best measure of success in this war against drugs? Please abide by Rappler's commenting guidelines. There are no comments yet. Add your comment to start the conversation. Why is it important to subscribe? Learn more. How much do illegal drugs now cost in the Philippines? Upgrade to listen Powered by Speechify. A gram of shabu now costs P1, to P25, per gram, while cocaine is pegged at P5, to P7,, according to data from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency. Add a comment. Post Comment Cancel. Sort by Newest comments Oldest comments. Summarize this article with AI. How does this make you feel? Download the Rappler App! Related Topics. Jodesz Gavilan is a writer and researcher for Rappler and its investigative arm, Newsbreak. More from Jodesz Gavilan. Logged in as Toggle account details My account. Log out. Close video.