Authorities Seize Illegal Drugs Worth P16.32 Million in Pasay
MANILA, Philippines — Authorities successfully intercepted illegal drugs valued at P16.32 million, the Philippine National Police Drug Enforcement Group (PNP DEG) confirmed. The seizure occurred at the Central Mail Exchange Center in Pasay City on Thursday afternoon, June 19, 2025.
Officials detailed that the confiscated substances included 3,025 grams of suspected ketamine and 858 grams of kush, a potent variant of marijuana. This operation highlights the ongoing efforts to curb the flow of illegal drugs through postal channels.
Details of the Drug Interception
The PNP DEG did not disclose whether any arrests were made in connection with the seizure. However, the drugs were immediately handed over to the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency’s laboratory service for further examination to confirm their nature and quality.
Local sources noted the importance of this drug interception, emphasizing that such operations disrupt illegal drug distribution networks and protect communities from harmful substances.
Context and Related Incidents
This case follows previous reports, such as the Bureau of Customs-NAIA’s seizure of P7.9 million worth of kush concealed in parcels, also in Pasay City. These successive interceptions demonstrate intensified vigilance in monitoring mail and parcel deliveries.
Authorities continue to monitor and investigate similar cases to prevent illegal drugs from reaching the public.
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