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Fishermen surrender shabu recovered from the sea
By Ernie Esconde
Oct 16, 2024 12:04 am

(UPDATE) SUBIC, Zambales — Eight fishermen from this town surrendered to authorities on Monday night nearly two kilograms of suspected shabu they fished from sea off Lubang Island.

The surrender of the illegal drugs, which has an estimated value of P12 million, was facilitated by joint elements of Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Zambales Provincial Office, Subic Municipal Police Station, and the Provincial Drug Enforcement Unit of Zambales.

PDEA Zambales chief agent Jigger Junniler (5th from left) and Zambales police provincial director Col. Ricardo Pangan Jr. (4th from left) supervise the inventory of the surrendered 1.8 kilograms of suspected shabu with an estimated value of P12,240,000. PHOTO BY MAHATMA RANDY DATU

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