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South Cotabato Police Provincial Office main building in Koronadal City (PNA-GenSan file photo) GENERAL SANTOS CITY - Police authorities in South Cotabato are pushing for the clearing of illegal drugs by next year of the 32 remaining drug-affected barangays in the province. Maj. Virlen Pampolina, operations section chief of the South Cotabato Police Provincial Office, said Thursday the drug-clearing operations are in the concerned villages in coordination with other law enforcement agencies and local stakeholders. He said a number of barangays have complied with the requirements of the drug-clearing program and submitted the necessary reports and documentation to the regional oversight committee. "Some of them are just waiting for the certification from the chairman of the committee," he told reporters. The oversight committee, which is co-chaired by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) and the Department of the Interior and Local Government, includes the Department

South cotabatoLake sebuKoronadal cityGeneral santosVirlen pampolinaCotabato police provincial officePhilippine drug enforcement agencyPhilippine national policeDepartment of theDepartment of healthSouth cotabato police provincial officeLocal governmentPhilippine nationalSouth cotabato police provincial office main building in koronadal city pna gensan file photo general santos authorities are pushing for the clearing of illegal drugs by next year 32 remaining drug affected barangays province maj virlen pampolinaPerations section chief of the south cotabato police provincial officeAid thursday the drug clearing operations are in concerned villages coordination with other law enforcement agencies and local stakeholders he saida number of barangays have complied requirements program submitted necessary reports documentation to regional oversight committee quot some them just waiting for certification from chairman