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According to a report received on Saturday, the meeting
discussed the problems of the province related to illegal drugs, illegal
fishing, illegal gambling and illegal logging.
Suarez asked for the total number of drug users in the
province in order to provide ways in resolving the drug problem.
It was reported that of the total 1,646 members of the PPOC
who took the mandatory drug testing, one was found positive of illegal drug use
and is now under investigation.
The Governor requested the Philippine National Police (PNP)
to intensify its campaign against illegal logging and expected results of their
actions on the next meeting.
Likewise, it was requested from the Provincial Legislative
Council, represented by Board Member Dominic Reyes, the heads of the PNP, Armed
Forces of the Philippines (AFP), Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Maritime Police,
all the mayors and selected individuals to support the campaign against illegal
fishing.
It was also reported that crime incidence showed a decrease
from January to August in 2016 as compared with the crime incidence of the same
period in 2015.
Suarez lauded the members of the Southern Luzon Command
(SOLCOM) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) in their efforts to
prevail over the insurgency in the province.
He concluded by announcing the planned allocation of Php
100-million fund to establish the Quezon Complex and Niyogyugan Village in a
5-10 hectare lot.
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