P43.7 Million Worth of Drugs Seized at NAIA
Authorities at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) intercepted eight international mail parcels from Mexico, Canada, India, and other countries, seizing suspected illegal drugs worth P43.7 million. The substances, including shabu, cocaine, and marijuana, were detected through X-ray screening and K-9 inspections.
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