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[Title] => PDEA destroys P2.4 billion worth of dangerous drugs
[Summary] => Trese Martirez, Cavite — The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) destroyed at least P2.4 billion worth of assorted dangerous drugs at the Integrated Waste Management Thermal Oxidizer Facility in Barangay Aguado here yesterday.
Undersecretary Anselmo Avenido Jr., PDEA director general, said this is the 15th time the facility has destroyed seized drugs since July 30, 2002.
"This brings to P15.7 billion the total value of dangerous drugs seized by operatives in 3,876 drug cases," Avenido said.
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[Title] => PDEA seizes shabu chemicals at port
[Summary] => The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) seized precursors in the manufacture of shabu from a 10-foot container van bound for Cebu City during operations at the Port Area in Manila yesterday.
PDEA officials said the container van had several boxes of regulated chemicals. It was seized by the anti-narcotics agents at noon at Pier 18 on Road 10 of the North Harbor in Manila.
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[Title] => PNP chief backs death for drug lords
[Summary] => The death penalty is not an outright solution to deter the commission of heinous crimes but it should be implemented at once since it is mandated by law, the chief of the Philippine National Police said yesterday.
"I think the death penalty will be more effective if it will be done the soonest. We have to review the process and we cannot set aside the human rights and legal considerations," PNP chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. said.
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[Title] => Trading firm clarifies Navotas warehouse story
[Summary] => King Feet Trading has denied earlier reports that it owned a warehouse in Navotas that was recently raided by drug enforcement agents for concealing chemicals intended for the manufacture of shabu.
The story, which was based on police reports, stated that Kingfeet Trading, owned by a certain Deng Xao Li, operated the warehouse at 1060 North Bay Boulevard South.
King Feet Trading pointed out it did not own the warehouse and "had just leased Unit C on the second floor from Golden Harvest Agro-Products Corp."
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Undersecretary Anselmo Avenido Jr., PDEA director general, said this is the 15th time the facility has destroyed seized drugs since July 30, 2002.
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"I think the death penalty will be more effective if it will be done the soonest. We have to review the process and we cannot set aside the human rights and legal considerations," PNP chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. said.
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December 20, 2002 - 12:00am
