MANILA, Philippines - The estimated seven to eight million drug dependents in the country, as claimed by President Rodrigo Duterte, is not an indication of the war on drugs' shortcomings, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Oscar Albayalde pointed out Wednesday. "Hindi naman siguro [hindi effective] kasi ang tinitingnan natin dito probably is the supply, [if] mas malaki ang supply (Maybe not, because probably we are looking at the supply of drugs, if the supply increases)" Albayalde told reporters in Camp Crame. Duterte on Saturday bared the estimated figure, higher than previously reported numbers, as he called the drug use...
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