PDEA's K9s Face Budget Shortfall for Training and Care
A proposed P2.9 million budget for the training and care of Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency's (PDEA) Narcotic Detection Dogs (K9s) in 2027 has drawn criticism for being too low, potentially impacting the dogs' health and operational effectiveness.
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