Drug Suspect Nabbed in Lanao del Norte; Shabu, Gun Seized
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Drug Suspect Nabbed in Lanao del Norte; Shabu, Gun Seized

A suspected high-value drug trafficker was arrested in Lanao del Norte, Philippines, with authorities seizing P374,000 worth of suspected crystal meth and a handgun. This operation underscores the ongoing anti-drug efforts in the country.

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