+ Follow JOSEPH ESTRADA AND PEOPLE POWER Tag
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Concerned by reports that drug addicts are now getting younger, the Eastern Police District (EPD) vowed to combat illegal drugs by embarking on a two-pronged approach program, demand reduction and supply reduction.
"There is a need to indoctrinate children against the evils of drugs," said Chief Superintendent George Aliño, EDP head.
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Concerned by reports that drug addicts are now getting younger, the Eastern Police District (EPD) vowed to combat illegal drugs by embarking on a two-pronged approach program, demand reduction and supply reduction.
"There is a need to indoctrinate children against the evils of drugs," said Chief Superintendent George Aliño, EDP head.
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Concerned by reports that drug addicts are now getting younger, the Eastern Police District (EPD) vowed to combat illegal drugs by embarking on a two-pronged approach program, demand reduction and supply reduction.
"There is a need to indoctrinate children against the evils of drugs," said Chief Superintendent George Aliño, EDP head.
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