P3.5 Billion Laos Drugs Linked to Davao-Based Group?
Authorities are investigating a potential link between P3.5 billion worth of methamphetamine seized in Laos and a group based in Davao, Philippines. The discovery suggests an expansive international drug network impacting the Philippines.
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