+ Follow PADAC Tag
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[Title] => Revival of Parañaque anti-drug body eyed
[Summary] => Parañaque City Councilor Anjo Yllana has vowed to revive the Parañaque Anti-Drug Council (Padac) following its alleged failure during the past six years.
Yllana, who is running for vice mayor under the administration party, claimed that the campaign against the proliferation of illegal drugs and illicit drug trade in the city has not been as efficient and successful as they had expected.
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[Title] => Illegal drugs still a major problem in S. Cotabato
[Summary] => Koronadal City — An official of the provincial anti-drug abuse council (Padac) admitted that the proliferation of illegal drugs, particularly shabu and marijuana, in South Cotabato remains a "top concern" despite the arrests of a number of drug pushers in the police watch list.
"We have done our homework in solving the illegal drug trade in the province but we admit that it is still a big problem to us," Padac co-chairman Eduardo Siason said.
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[AuthorName] => Ramil Bajo
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[Title] => Revival of Parañaque anti-drug body eyed
[Summary] => Parañaque City Councilor Anjo Yllana has vowed to revive the Parañaque Anti-Drug Council (Padac) following its alleged failure during the past six years.
Yllana, who is running for vice mayor under the administration party, claimed that the campaign against the proliferation of illegal drugs and illicit drug trade in the city has not been as efficient and successful as they had expected.
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[Title] => Illegal drugs still a major problem in S. Cotabato
[Summary] => Koronadal City — An official of the provincial anti-drug abuse council (Padac) admitted that the proliferation of illegal drugs, particularly shabu and marijuana, in South Cotabato remains a "top concern" despite the arrests of a number of drug pushers in the police watch list.
"We have done our homework in solving the illegal drug trade in the province but we admit that it is still a big problem to us," Padac co-chairman Eduardo Siason said.
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