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TABLE OF CONTENTS
3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
7 ABOUT PDEA
7 CREATION OF THE PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
7 VISION AND MISSION
8 CORE VALUES
9 POWER AND DUTIES OF PDEA
12 PDEA ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
13 PDEA ACADEMY
14 PDEA K9 UNIT
15 PDEA STRATEGY MAP
16 PDEA FINANCIAL CAPABILITY
17 THE PHILIPPINE DRUG SITUATION
17 PROFILE OF ARRESTED DRUG PERSONALITIES
18 DRUGS OF CHOICE AND THEIR PREVAILING PRICE IN THE PHILIPPINES
19 ENTRY AND EXIT POINTS
20 TRAFFICKING OF ILLEGAL DRUGS
21 SPECIAL REPORT ON USE OF CHINESE TEA BAGS
22 COCAINE RECOVERY
24 CRITICAL AREAS IN THE PHILIPPINES
26 BARANGAY DRUG AFFECTATION
28 DRUG SYNDICATES OPERATING IN THE PHILIPPINES
30 THE NATIONAL ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN ACCOMPLISHMENTS
30 STATUS OF BARANGAY DRUG CLEARING PROGRAM
32 SUPPLY REDUCTION EFFORTS
32 HIGH-IMPACT OPERATIONS CONDUCTED
33 DISMANTLING OF CLANDESTINE LABORATORY
34 AIRPORT INTERDICTION
35 SEAPORT INTERDICTION
36 MAIL AND PARCEL INTERDICTION
37 MARIJUANA ERADICATION
39 SEIZURE OF DANGEROUS DRUGS AND CONTROLLED PRECURSORS AND ESSENTIAL
CHEMICALS
40 PDEA K9 EFFORTS
42 HIGH-VALUE TARGETS ARRESTED
43 FOREIGN NATIONALS ARRESTED
43 GOVERNMENT WORKERS ARRESTED
44 DRUG GROUP LEADERS AND MEMBERS ARRESTED
44 MINORS RESCUED
45 OTHER SUPPLY REDUCTION EFFORTS AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
45 DIVERSION CONTROL
46 ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING/FINANCIAL INVESTIGATION EFFORT
ANNUAL REPORT 2019 i

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
47 DESTRUCTION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS AND CONTROLLED CHEMICALS
T
he year 2020 was extraordinary. It was not Investigation, Armed Forces of the
50 OPERATION: “PRIVATE EYE” REWARDS
how the nation expected it to be. In the Philippines, and Bureau of Customs, that
51 DEMAND REDUCTION EFFORTS
eighteenyear history of the Philippine Drug led to:
51 ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN NATIONWIDE
Enforcement Agency, the events in the anti-drug P arrest of 49,234 drug suspects
53 IMPLEMENTATION OF OPLAN: “KALASAG”
campaign during the year were unprecedented as P confiscation of Php15.75 billion
54 IMPLEMENTATION OF SK STEP-UP
well. worth of dangerous drugs and
55 OPTIMIZING USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA
controlled precursors and essential
56 HARM REDUCTION INITIATIVES
The COVID-19 pandemic obviously brought a chemicals (CPECs), including 2,196
57 BALAY SILANGAN REFORMATION PROGRAM
number of new challenges and new normal on how kilos of shabu, 42,794 pieces of
58 PILOT IMPLEMENTATION OF PROJECT SAGIP BATANG SOLVENT (PSBS)
the government, PDEA not exempted, delivers its ecstasy tablet, 1.37 kilos of cocaine,
59 OPLAN: “HARABAS” AND OPLAN: “HULI WEEK”
services to the people. and 1,328 kilos of marijuana leaves
60 OTHER ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN SUPPORT INITIATIVES
60 STRENGTHENING PRESENCE AT THE PROVINCIAL LEVEL
Nevertheless, with focus and determination, PDEA • 430 high-impact operations conducted
61 OPERATION: “LAWMEN” REWARDS
braved the challenges and beat the odds of the and 2,709 high-value targets arrested
62 INTER-AGENCY COLLABORATION
pandemic, leading to a deeply felt and highly
62 INTER-AGENCY COMMITTEE ON ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUGS (ICAD)
credible anti-drug campaign to the nation. • Three (3) clandestine laboratories and
63 TASK FORCE DRUG COURIER (TFDC)
For PDEA's anti-drug campaign, the year processing facility dismantled
64 DDB SUPPLY REDUCTION COMMITTEE (DDB SRC)
was highlighted with meaningful events and
65 NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT COORDINATION COMMITTEE SUB-COMMITTEE
achievements. • Multi-media initiatives enhanced through
ON DANGEROUS AND CONTROLLED CHEMICALS (NALECC SCDDCC)
launching of Tutok PDEA Kontra Droga,
66 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Before the first half of the year ended, a new leader PDEA Extreme Documentary Series,
70 PDEA ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOMLISHMENTS
to head the premier anti-drug enforcement agency Serbisyong Bayan: Barangay PDEA, and
70 CAREER DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONNEL
of the country, PDEA, was named. On May 22, 2020, PDEA DG Wilkins M Villanueva You.tube
70 PROMOTION
then PDEA Regional Office X Director, Wilkins M Channel
71 LOCAL TRAININGS
Villanueva, was appointed by President Rodrigo
73 FOREIGN TRAININGS
Roa Duterte as the new and the seventh Director • 30,637 anti-drug lectures and seminars
75 INTERNAL CLEANSING AND INTEGRITY ENHANCEMENT
General of the Agency, vice then DG Aaron N and 66,230 multi-media activities
75 IMPLEMENTATION OF DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM
Aquino. conducted that reached millions of
75 FILING OF CASES AGAINST ERRING PDEA PERSONNEL
audiences
75 CASES REFERRED TO OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FOR ACTION
● For the whole year of 2020, the anti-drug
76 RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED BY PDEA
efforts of the Agency resulted in the • 193 Balay Silangan Reformation Centers
77 QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
following records of accomplishments: inaugurated
78 CELEBRATION OF PDEA’S 17TH FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY
80 ANNUAL AWARDEES
• 2,107 barangays drug-cleared. As of • Php27.63 billion worth of dangerous
82 CHRISTMAS FELLOWSHIP
December 31, 2020, 20,946 barangays drugs and CPECs destroyed, including
84 DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS
were already cleared, while 13,984 3,961.92 kilos of shabu, 56.57 kilos of
barangays are yet to be cleared. cocaine, among others
• 34,752 anti-drug operations conducted • 1,669 regulatory permits and 10,677

in collaboration with other law licenses issued
enforcement agencies such as Philippine
National Police, National Bureau of
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 3

THE PDEA 7TH DIRECTOR GENERAL
D
irector General Wilkins M Villanueva, ● Regional Officer, 11th Regional Narcotics
MPA, CESE was appointed by President Group;
• Isumbong mo kay Wilkins! launched that • Logistical capability enhanced. Following
Rodrigo Roa Duterte on May 22, 2020 ● Regional Director, PDEA Regional Offices XI
resulted in the receipt of 6,576 drug- are the equipment distributed to PDEA
as the 7th Director General of the Philippine and NCR;
related information and conduct of nine Offices and Operating Units:
Drug Enforcement Agency. The newly appointed ● Director, PDEA Preventive Education and
(9) successful negation operations o 36 units of N21 and N22 Galil Ace
leader has brought fresh hope and light to the Community Involvement Service; and
firearms
fight against illegal drugs with his experience, ● Superintendent, PDEA Academy.
• Phpl8.93 million Operation: "Private o 506 units of body camera
commitment and passion.
Eye" rewards awarded to 57 private o Ammunition
He had also been to an international assignment in
infonnants o Tactical Uniforms
As he garnered wisdom and experience in more the United Nations Mission in Kosovo.
o Five (5) units of motorcycle
than two decades of working in the field of anti-
• Memoranda of Agreement with local o One (1) unit of ambulance
narcotics, DG Villanueva has gained the trust and Before being appointed as the PDEA Director
counterparts and stakeholders signed to
confidence of the President to head the country’s General, he was the Regional Director of PDEA
intensify the anti-drug campaign • Internal cleansing
lead Agency in the anti-drug campaign. Regional Office X.
o Five (5) erring personnel dismissed
• Cooperation with international o Sixteen (16) suspended
The notable accomplishments in the field of law DG Villanueva is a member of the Maringal
counterparts sustained o One (1) employee fined
enforcement made DG Villanueva credible in his 20 Class of the Philippine Military Academy Class
o Eight (8) employees admonished
years stint in the anti-drug campaign. He started his of 1988. He holds a Master’s Degree in Public
• 142 Drug Enforcement Officers hired
military career as a Junior Officer of the Philippine Administration at the Ateneo de Davao University.
and trained The extraordinariness of the year 2020 was tackled
Constabulary 10th Regional Special Action Force He finished the Progam for Development Managers
by PDEA with confidence and audacity as evident
and he assumed the following assignments at Asian Institute of Management (AIM) and is
• 342 personnel underwent local trainings in the fruits of the Agency’s labors. With the abled
thereafter: currently taking his Doctorate Degree on Forensic
and eight (8) underwent international leadership of Director General Wilkins M Villanueva,
Criminology.
trainings the continuous support of its internal and external
● Assistant Director for Comptrollership,
stakeholders, and the indomitable disposition of
Aviation Security Command; He never ceased to acquire knowledge as he
• Php12.22 million PDEA Operation; the President against illegal drugs, the country is
● Company Commander of the 1st Company, also took international trainings such as in the
"Lawmen" rewards awarded to operating getting closer to a drug-cleared Philippines.
11th Regional Mobile Force; International Law Enforcement Academy in
units of 41 qualified operations
● Group Commander, Task Group Monkayo; Bangkok, Thailand; Singapore Central Narcotics
● Training Director, Regional Special Training Bureau; and International Law Enforcement
• ISO 900 l :2015 Quality Management
Unit 11; Academy in Roswell, New Mexico, USA.
Certification retained
● Team Leader, Explosive Ordinance and
Demolition Team (EODT) 11; One of his most significant accomplishments
● Chief Intelligence, National Anti-Kidnapping in the anti-drug campaign is championing the
Task Force Mindanao Area which became Barangay Drug Clearing Program which has formed
Police Anti-Crime and Emergency Response part of the main strategies under the Philippine
(PACER); Development Plan 2017-2022 and the Philippine
Anti-Drug Strategies (PADS).
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PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY ANNUAL REPORT 2020 5
THE PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
Creation of the Vision

Philippine Drug By 2020, we are highly credible and competent
Enforcement Agency Agency leading the citizenry for a drug-free
country.
Created on June 7, 2002 through Republic Act

9165, otherwise known as “The Comprehensive Mission
Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002,” the Philippine
Drug Enforcement Agency reorganized the drug
As the lead Agency in the enforcement of anti-drug
law enforcement system in the Philippines. As the
law, the PDEA:
lead Agency in the fight against illegal drugs in the
country, PDEA is primarily mandated to efficiently
and effectively carry out the provisions of the anti- ► Suppresses the supply of dangerous drugs;
drug law and the national anti-drug strategies. ► Implements Dangerous Drugs Board policies;
► Controls and regulates the legitimate use of
dangerous drug and controlled precursors and
essential chemicals;
► Supervises the anti-drug activities of other drug
law enforcement agencies;
► Coordinates the participation of all stakeholders
in the anti-drug campaign.
UNDERSECRETARY WILKINS M VILLANUEVA, MPA, CESE

PDEA DIRECTOR GENERAL
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Powers and Duties of PDEA
Core Values
Pursuant to Section 84 of Republic Act 9165, the surrendered to any national, provincial or local
Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency shall have law enforcement agency, if no longer needed
Professional - We are committed to act with Excellence-driven - We strive to exceed the following powers and duties: for purposes of evidence in court;
integrity in the performance of our duties, be expectations and deliver results of highest quality.
proficient and reliable, and provide quality service a) Implement or cause the efficient and effective f ) Establish forensic laboratories in each PNP
to all our stakeholders. implementation of the national drug control office in every province and city in order to
strategy formulated by the Board thereby facilitate action on seized or confiscated drugs,
carrying out a national drug campaign which thereby hastening its destruction without
shall include drug law enforcement, control delay;
and prevention campaign with the assistance
of concerned government agencies; g) Recommend to the DOJ the forfeiture of
properties and other assets of persons and/
b) Undertake the enforcement of the provisions or corporations found to be violating the
of Article II of this Act relative to the unlawful provisions of this Act and in accordance with
acts and penalties involving any dangerous pertinent provisions of the Anti-Money-
drug and/or controlled precursor and essential Laundering Act of 2001;
chemical and investigate all violators and other
matters involved in the commission of any h) Prepare for prosecution or cause the filing
crime relative to the use, abuse or trafficking of appropriate criminal and civil cases for
of any dangerous drug and/or controlled violation of all laws on dangerous drugs,
Dynamic - We endeavor to be actively responsive Accountable - We take full accountability precursor and essential chemicals as provided controlled precursors and essential chemicals,
with the changing trends and needs of the Agency. and responsibility for all actions and conduct for in this Act and the provisions of Presidential and their similar controlled substances, and
in a manner that would earn respect, trust and Decree 1619; assist, support and coordinate with other
confidence of the people. government agencies for the proper and
c) Administer oath, issue subpoena and effective prosecution of the same;
subpoena duces tecum relative to the conduct
of investigation involving the violations of this i) Monitor, and if warranted by circumstances, in
Act; coordination with the Philippine Postal Office
and the Bureau of Customs, inspect all air cargo
d) Arrest and apprehend as well as search all packages, parcels and mails in the central post
violators and seize or confiscate, the effects office, which appear from the package and
or proceeds of the crimes as provided by law address itself to be a possible importation of
and take custody thereof, for this purpose dangerous drugs and/or controlled precursors
the prosecutors and enforcement agents are and essential chemicals, through on-line or
authorized to possess firearms, in accordance cyber shops via the internet or cyberspace;
with existing laws;
j) Conduct eradication programs to destroy
e) Take charge and have custody of all dangerous wild or illegal growth of plants from which
drugs and/or controlled precursors and dangerous drugs may be extracted;
essential chemicals seized, confiscated or
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k) Initiate and undertake the formation of m) Establish and maintain close coordination,
a nationwide organization which shall cooperation and linkages with international
coordinate and supervise all activities against drug control and administration agencies and
drug abuse in every province, city, municipality organizations, and implement the applicable
and barangay with the active and direct provisions of international conventions and
participation of all such local government units agreements related to dangerous drugs to
and nongovernmental organizations, including which the Philippines is a signatory;
the citizenry, subject to the provisions of
previously formulated programs of action n) Create and maintain an efficient special
against dangerous drugs; enforcement unit to conduct an investigation,
file charges and transmit evidence to the
l) Establish and maintain a national drug proper court, wherein members of the said unit
intelligence system in cooperation with law shall possess suitable and adequate firearms
enforcement agencies, other government for their protection in connection with the
agencies/offices and local government units performance of their duties: Provided, that no
that will assist in its apprehension of big-time previous special permit for such possession
drug lords; shall be required;
DG Wilkins Villanueva presides over the ICAD Meeting
o) Require all government and private hospitals, instrumentality of the government, including
clinics, doctors, dentists and other practitioners government-owned and/or controlled
to submit a report, in coordination with the corporations, in the anti-illegal drugs drive,
Board, about all dangerous drugs and/or which may include the use of their respective
controlled precursors and essential chemicals personnel, facilities, and resources for a more
which they have attended to for data and resolute detection and investigation of drug
information purposes; related crimes and prosecution of the drug
traffickers;
p) Coordinate with the Board for the facilitation of
the issuance of necessary guidelines, rules and r) Submit an annual and periodic reports to the
regulations for the proper implementation of Board as may be required from time to time,
this Act; and perform such other functions as may be
authorized or required under existing laws and
q) Initiate and undertake a national campaign as directed by the President himself/herself
for drug prevention and drug control or as recommended by the congressional
programs, where it may enlist the assistance committees concerned.
of any department, bureau, office, agency or
1st Command Conference of DG Villanueva with the PDEA Directors and Officials on July 28, 2020
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Table No. 1: DEOBC as of FY 2020
PDEA Organizational PDEA has its own Academy that undertakes and
oversees the recruitment and training of all PDEA
PDEA Academy CLASS NAME BATCH
UNANG SINAG 2006-01
Structure Drug Enforcement Officers (DEOs).
Pursuant to Article IX, Section 85 of Republic MAPALAD 2007-02
Act No. 9165, the PDEA Academy was tasked for MASIDLAK 2008-03
The Head of the Agency is called Director General It also has seventeen (17) PDEA Regional Offices
the recruitment and training of all PDEA drug
with the rank of Undersecretary. The Director nationwide wherein each office is headed by SANDIGLAHI 2009-04
enforcement officers (DEOs) and personnel.
General is assisted by two Deputy Director a Regional Director and 86 Provincial/District KAISANG-ALAB 2011-05
Generals; one for Operations and the other for Satellite Offices. MANALIG 2013-06
PDEA Academy is located at the PNPA Compound,
Administration, both with the rank of Assistant SANGKALASAG 2015-07
Camp General Mariano Castañeda, Silang, Cavite.
Secretary.
KAWALONG-SILAB 2016-08
DIRECTOR GENERAL As of December 31, 2020, PDEA Academy has SINALIGAN 2016-09
successfully conducted training to eighteen (18) MARAGTALA 2017-10
batches of DEO namely:
INTERNAL AUDIT DIVISION GANDILAN 2017-11
HINIRANG 2018-12
PIO MAKILAS 2018-13
LIYABDIWA 2018-04
MAKADASIG 2019-15
MANLAHA 2019-16
DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL
FOR ADMINISTRATION FOR OPERATIONS ALIBTAK 2019-17
MANGALAGAD 2020-18
ADMINISTRATIVE AND INTELLIGENCE AND
HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICE INVESTIGATION SERVICE DEOBC 2020-18 Oath-Taking and Reception Rites on January 31, 2020 at PDEA
Academy, Silang, Cavite
FINANCIAL PLANS AND OPERATIONS
MANAGEMENT SERVICE SERVICE
LOGISTICS LEGAL AND PROSECUTION

MANAGEMENT SERVICE SERVICE
INTERNAL
AFFAIRS SERVICE COMPLIANCE SERVICE
PDEA ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND

FOREIGN AFFAIRS SERVICE
PREVENTIVE EDUCATION AND

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT SERVICE
17 REGIONAL OFFICES
LABORATORY SERVICE
86 PROVINCIAL/DISTRICT
SATELLITE OFFICES
SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT SERVICE
Figure No. 1: PDEA Organizational Structure
PDEA Agent-Trainees of DEOBC 2020-
18 during their reception rites
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PDEA Strategy Map
The guiding framework of the Agency’s plans, programs, strategies and performance metrics is can be
seen in the PDEA Strategy Map. This illustrated the good governance framework of PDEA. This upholds the
principle of balance between accomplishing the Agency’s goal, provision of enabling systems and policies,
and provision of appropriate resources in logistics, human and finance.
Figure No. 2: PDEA Strategy Map
REDUCED DRUG AFFECTATION IN THE COUNTRY
VISION CONSTITUENCY
BY 2020, WE ARE HIGLY CREDIBLE AND ► ENHANCE THE SAFETY OF THE
COMPETENT AGENCY LEADING THE CITIZENRY COMMUNITIES FROM DRUG MENACE
FOR A DRUG-FREE COUNTRY. ► ENHANCE OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
AND EFFICIENCY
PDEA K9 Unit MISSION

PROCESS
Enhancing the capabilities of the PDEA K9 Unit is For the year, there are a total of 121 narcotic AS THE LEAD AGENCY IN THE
► ENHANCE OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY
one of the Agency’s priorities as it understands the detection dogs, 66 newly procured green dogs and ENFORCEMENT OF THE ANTI-DRUG LAW,
► ENABLE POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR
vital role of the narcotic detection dogs to keep a 141 K9 handlers. THE PDEA:
ANTI-DRUG STRATEGIES
stringent security at ports to prevent the smuggling
► STRENGTHEN PARTNERSHIP
of illegal drugs in the country. The Agency is Aligned with the Agency’s effort to strengthen the SUPRESSES THE SUPPLY OF DANGEROUS DRUGS;
AND COOPERATION
making a great effort to intensify and strengthen capabilities of the PDEA K9 is the enhancement of
the PDEA K9 Unit. the PDEA Premier Narcotic Detection Dog Training IMPLEMENTS DANGEROUS DRUGS
Center located in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan. BOARD POLICIES;
LEARNING AND GROWTH
CONTROLS AND REGULATES THE LEGITIMATE USE
OF DANGEROUS DRUGS AND CONTROLLED ► BOLSTER COMPETENCE AND CAPABILITY
PRECURSORS AND ESSENTIALS CHEMICALS; ► INCREASE MOTIVATION AND COMMITMENT
OF PERSONNEL
SUPERVISES THE ANTI-DRUG ACTIVITIES OF
OTHER DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
AND FINANCE
► HARMONIZE BUDGET PLANNING,
COORDINATES THE PARTICIPATION OF ALL
PROGRAMMING AND MANAGEMENT
STAKEHOLDERS IN THE ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN.
► MOBILIZE RESOURCES
Refresher Activity Procurement of Green Dogs

PROFESSIONAL ● DYNAMIC ● EXCELLENCE-DRIVEN ● ACCOUNTABLE
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THE PHILIPPINE DRUG SITUATION
PDEA Financial Capability Figure No. 3: PDEA Budget as of FY 2020
FY2020 Figure No. 4: Drug Personalities
Profile of Arrested Drug Arrested Disaggregated by Gender for
FY 2020 5,858:
Budget is allocated judiciously by the Agency for
the implementation of programs, activities and 509,841,000.00:
Personalities 12%
projects which are geared towards successful anti- 18%

For the year, there are a total of 49,234 drug
drug campaign throughout the country. Despite
personalities arrested nationwide. 43,376 of which
limitations on the resources, the Agency continues
are male and 5,858 are female. Based on arrest
to have significant accomplishments.
record, there are personalities arrested who are in
1,318,849,000.00: their youthful age. There were also recorded arrest
The Agency is dependent on the national budget
48% of senior citizens.
allocated under the General Appropriations Act 951,605,000.00:
34% 43,376:
(GAA). For the year, the Agency’s total budget is
Female 88%
Php2,780,295,000.00.
Male
For 2020, the Agency’s budget is actually utilized as
follows:
Arrested Personality during an anti-drug operation conducted in
Brgy. Bagong Pag-Asa, Quezon City on June 21, 2020
Personal Services
MOOE
Capital Outlay
PDEA General Appropriations Act FY 2020
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Drugs of Choice and Street
Prices of Dangerous Drugs
Methamphetamine hydrochloride or Meth, locally
known as shabu, is still the most preferred drug of
use. Based on data in 2020, 95.93% percent of drug-
related arrests are associated with shabu.
The locally grown cannabis or marijuana and the

usually imported Methylenedioxymethamphetamine
(MDMA) or ecstasy follows as the second and third
drugs of preference, respectively.
Shabu is sold at the average price of Php6,800 per

gram; ecstasy at Php1,700 per tablet; and marijuana
at Php120 per gram.
Entry and Exit Points suitcases or placed in the bottom part of the
luggage, in sole of shoes, inside the handbags of
24kg of suspected shabu packed in tea bags seized during courier, in milk boxes, in chocolate pellets in a tin
the successful conduct of anti-drug operations in Paranaque City The archipelagic set-up of the Philippines is
can, in sealed ceramic boxes, shampoo bottles, toys,
exploited by the drug syndicates to transport illegal
CPU, magnetic lifters, metal cylinders or through
drugs and controlled precursors and essential
ingestion or swallowing.
chemicals (CPECs) into the country through four
(4) major avenues: the seaports, the international
Nevertheless, PDEA, in cooperation with other
airports, the mail and parcel services, and the vast
law enforcement agencies, is continuously
expanse of the Philippine coastlines. Vulnerability
strengthening its operational capabilities to monitor
of the country for drug smuggling is due to various
drug trafficking in the country.
entry and exit points.
Trafficking of Illegal Drugs

Illegal drug trafficking continues to thrive in the
country as drug traffickers are being innovative in
finding different ways to evade the authorities for
their illegal drug activities. At present, illegal drug
trafficking is still a persistent drug activity in the
country.
113kg of Marijuana bricks confiscated during a hot pursuit in Pieces of Ecstasy seized during an operation conducted Despite the intensified law enforcement efforts,
Clark, Pampanga on August 9, 2020 on August 27 and August 31, 2020 in Parañaque City illegal drugs are being transported within the
country via several modes of concealment. Most
of the illegal drugs being carried are hidden in
Chinese tea bags, false compartment of luggage/ 20 kg of Shabu concealed in Chinese Tea bags seized
in a buy-bust operation in Parañaque
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Table No. 2: Major Smuggling Incidents in The Country 1999-2020
Critical Areas In The Area Date/ Period Covered Seized Drugs

LUZON
Philippines Palauig, Zambales September 6, 2019 10 kilos of meth
Gandara, Samar August 17, 2019 88 kilos of meth
Biri, Northern Samar August 10, 2019 9.5 kilos of meth
MICP Compound, Manila March 22, 2019 276 kilos of meth
Muntinlupa City March 19, 2019 166 kilos of meth
Tanza, Cavite February 3, 2019 274 kilos of meth
2019 342.09 kilos of cocaine
Eastern Part of the Country (Shoreline)
2018 90.58 kilos of cocaine
MICP Compound, Manila August 7, 2018 355.85 kilos of meth
Valenzuela City May 2017 604 kilos of meth
Barangay Sogod, Tiwi, Albay December 2016 16.62 kilograms of cocaine
169.91 kilos of meth; 82.10
NAIA 2010-2018 kilos of cocaine; 29,957
tablets of ecstasy
2.39 kilos of cocaine and
Clark International Airport 2016-2018
84.78 kilos of meth
Claveria, Cagayan July 2016 180 kilos of meth
Subic, Zambales June 2008 745 kilos of meth
Smuggling Incidents
August 2013 432 kilos of meth
Aurora Province December 2009 30 kilos of meth
Clandestine Laboratories Nasugbu, Batangas 2007 22 kilos of ketamine
November 2003 1 ton of ephedrine
Port Area, Manila
Marijuana Site October 2004 69 kilos of meth
Manila International Container Port
February 2004 296 kilos of meth
Terminal
San Narciso, Zambales November 2001 350 kilos of meth
Real, Quezon October 2001 503 kilos of meth
Sta. Ana, Cagayan June 2001 10 kilos of cocaine
Sariaya, Quezon August 2000 365 kilos of meth
Dasol, Pangasinan November 1999 420 kilos of meth
Batanes Island August 1999 280 kilos of meth
VISAYAS
Cebu International Airport July 2016 4 kilos of meth
Coastline of Samar 2009-2010 590.69 kilos of cocaine
Cebu Port March 2004 1.5 tons of pseudoephedrine
MINDANAO
Davao City December 2009 15.5 kilos of cocaine
March 2014 69 kilos of cocaine
Zamboanga November 2013 18.6 kilos of meth
5,730.51 kilos of meth; 29,957 tablets of ecstasy; 1,223.44 kilos of
Total cocaine; 12.75 liters of liquid cocaine; 1 ton of ephedrine; 1.5 tons of
pseudoephedrine; 22 kilos ketamine
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Barangay Drug Affectation
Proliferation of illegal drug use and abuse is PDEA, being the lead agency in the fight against
believed to begin at the grassroots or at the illegal drugs, has strengthened the implementation
barangay level. A barangay is said to be drug- of the Barangay Drug Clearing Program. This
affected when there is a presence of PWUDs, program is a whole-of-nation strategy to free the
Pushers, Drug Den Maintainers, Coddlers, communities from the clutches of illegal drug CLASSIFICATION OF BARANGAY DRUG AFFECTATION
Protectors, Financiers, Cultivators, Manufacturers activities through the involvement of the Local
and drug personalities and there is an existence of Government Units. As provided in DDB Regulation No. 3, series of 2017, drug-affected
illegal drug facilities, and prevalence of illegal drug barangays are classified as follows:
activities. Through the Regional Oversight Committee on
Dangerous Drugs chaired by PDEA, all initiatives
A. Drug Unaffected Barangay – has not ever been plagued or
As of December 31, 2020, 13,984 or 33.26% of the that lead to clearing of drug-affected barangays are
beset by any illegal drug activities
barangays nationwide are drug-affected or have being consolidated.
presence of illegal drugs.
B. Drug Affected Barangay – has reported presence of drug
user, pusher, manufacturer, marijuana cultivator, or other
drug personality, drug den, marijuana plantation, clandestine
laboratory, and facilities related to production of illegal drugs:
1. Seriously affected – reported presence of any of the

following: clandestine drug laboratory, warehouse,
marijuana plantation and drug den/ tiangge, drug trafficking
2,758 and smuggling activities, and drug personalities (i.e. users,
Figure No. 5: Barangay Drug Affectation for FY 2020 7% pushers, financiers, protectors, cultivator, manufacturer
4,269 and others);
10%
2. Moderately affected – reported presence of drug pusher/s

and/or user/s; and
20,946
50% 3. Slightly affected – reported presence of drug user/s.
Affected
13,984 C. Drug Cleared Barangay – classified as previously drug affected
33% and subjected to drug clearing operation and declared free
Drug-Cleared
from any illegal drug activities pursuant to the parameters set
Drug-Unaffected forth by the regulation.
Drug-Free
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THE NATIONAL ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Aligned with the goal of our President to clear all Table No.3: Number of Drug-Cleared Barangays per Region
drug-affected barangays by 2022, the government
Region No. of Drug-Cleared
intensified its implementation of the Barangay Drug
Barangays
Clearing Program.
I 91
Barangay Drug Clearing From January 1 to December 31, 2020, 2,107 II 247
Program (BDCP) barangays were declared drug-cleared, leading

to a total of 20,946 barangays cleared as of the
III
IV-A
253
-
productive and stigma-free members of the society, year end. By June 2022, PDEA targets to clear the MIMAROPA 99
Barangay Drug Clearing Program (BDCP) is the
thus on June 25, 2020 the PDEA Barangay Drug remaining 13,984 drug-affected barangays. V 293
main strategy of the government to clear and free
barangays, and subsequently the country, from Clearing Program Working Group for Monitoring VI 247
and Validation (PB-WMV) is created to empower Amidst the pandemic, PDEA undertook efforts to
illegal drugs. VII 88
PDEA Regional Offices and to create policies and strengthen the Barangay Drug Clearing Program.
Aside from the creation of the PB-WMV, the VIII 137
Upon the assumption of Director General Wilkins M guidelines that would enhance and expedite the
Barangay PDEA Facebook Page was also created IX 56
Villanueva, he emphasized that BDCP is proven to implementation.
to reach more target audience. The page not only X 175
be effective in curbing illegal drugs and is providing
informs the public of the anti-drug strategies of the XI 51
second chance to drug personalities to be reformed
government but also communicates success stories XII 105
and reintegrated in the community as responsible,
of the implementation of BDCP. Since its launching
XIII 65
on September 1, 2020, the page has gained 8,400
BARMM 139
likers and 9,318 followers.
CAR 6
Dir Charlene Magdurulang, Chief of Staff, presides over the PDEA BDCP Working Group for Monitoring and Validation (PB-WMV) meeting NCR 55
Total 2,107
Declaration of Drug Cleared Municipality in Basista, Pangasinan on July 10, 2020 DG Villanueva gives his welcome remarks during the Signing and Declaration of Drug
Cleared Municipality in Pangasinan
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On June 11, 2020, a buy-bust operation was conducted in Cavite that led to the seizure of 371.09kg of shabu
Supply Reduction Efforts Table No. 4: High-Impact Operations Conducted, FY 2020
PDEA and
HIO PDEA Joint OLEAs Total
High-Impact Operations Operations
Dismantled 1 1 2
Conducted Clandestine Laboratory
Dismantled Marijuana 1 - 1
In 2020, PDEA and other law enforcement agencies Hub Facility
conducted high-impact operations to disrupt
Marijuana Eradication 49 21 70
the supply of illegal drugs. Out of the 34,752
High Volume Seizure 169 - 169
operations conducted, 430 are considered high-
impact operations: Dismantled Drug Den 156 32 188
Grand Total 430
Controlled delivery operation conducted on October 30, 2020 that led to the seizure of 239.1kg of shabu
Buy-bust operation conducted in Marilao, Bulacan on June 4, 2020 that led to the seizure of 827.01kg of shabu
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Dismantling of Clandestine
Laboratory
A clandestine laboratory is primarily used to
secretly manufacture illegal drugs. Such is being
dismantled by PDEA together with other law
enforcement agencies.
During the year, two (2) clandestine shabu

laboratories and one marijuana processing facility
were dismantled.
A shabu laboratory located in Santa Rosa City, Laguna was dismantled on June 3,
2020. Four personalities including Samson Tan, a Chinese chemist, were arrested.
Shabu weighing 758.80 grams worth Php5.16 million were confiscated.
A shabu laboratory located in Subic, Zambales was dismantled on August 20, 2020. Confiscated in the facility were CPECs used to manufacture shabu, and laboratory appara-
tus and equipment. One drug personality was also arrested.
Laboratory equipment and CPECs were confiscated
in the dismantled clandestine laboratory in Sta. Rosa, Laguna on June 3, 2020
A marijuana processing and distribution facility located in Dasmariñas City, Cavite was dismantled on August 26, 2020. Marijuana seeds and dried marijuana leaves worth
Php24 million were confiscated in the facility.
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Seaport Interdiction Mail and Parcel Interdiction
PDEA also continued to intensify efforts to ensure The use of the mail and parcel system to traffic
that smuggling of drugs using the country’s illegal drugs in the country was continuously noted
seaports are deterred. At present PDEA has in the reports of operations conducted in the
deployed Seaport Interdiction Units (SIUs) to 19 country. Until now, traffickers still exploit the use
areas in the country. These SIUs work closely with of mail and parcel hoping that they remain to be
Bureau of Customs, Philippine Ports Authority, undetected. As result of the counter measures of
Philippine National Police, Philippine Coast Guard the government, in 2020, 23 interdiction operations
and Other Law Enforcement Agencies. against illegal drugs through mail and parcel were
conducted.
Through aggressive operations of SIUs, 20.62 kilos
of shabu, worth Php140.22 million were confiscated These operations resulted in the seizure of a total
for year 2020 of 240.25 kilos of shabu worth Php1.63 billion;
36,982 pieces of ecstasy worth Php62.87 million;
14.99 kilos of marijuana kush worth Php17.99
million.
Airport Interdiction operation conducted in NAIA Terminal 3 that led to the arrest of a Thai National and seizure of 3.9kg of meth worth Php26.79 million
Airport Interdiction
To avert utilization of airports in smuggling
drugs into the country, the government continued
to conduct interdiction operations at airports.
Nationwide, anti-drug operations were conducted
by PDEA operating units in collaboration with
airport authorities which led to the seizure of
Seaport Interdiction operation at Matnog Port in Sorsogon conducted on January 16, The interdiction operation at Matnog Port in Sorsogon led to the seizure of 19.48kg
shabu worth Php2.88 billion.
2020. of shabu.
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Marijuana Eradication
In the Philippines, marijuana remains to be For the year, seventy (70) marijuana eradication
considered as illegal drug. This, however, continues were conducted that resulted in the destruction of
to thrive in the country as it is cultivated locally 264 marijuana plantation sites and the seizure of
particularly in Northern Luzon region. Thus, PDEA 2,330,281 pieces of marijuana plants, 232 kilos of
remains to be steadfast in its effort to thwart marijuana dried leaves, 51,755 pieces of marijuana
the proliferation of the said illegal drugs in the seedlings, 121 kilos of marijuana stalks and 5.20
Philippines through the conduct of marijuana kilos of marijuana seeds. The total value of all
eradication operations. seized illegal drugs is Php477.02 million.
Table No. 5: Marijuana Eradication Operations for FY 2020
No. of Marijuana
No. of Marijuana Sites No. of Arrested
Region Eradication
Eradicated Personalities
Operations Conducted
I 3 6 1
VII 8 17 1
IX 2 8 2
XI 1 1 -
CAR 36 232 -
Marijuana eradication conducted in Barangay Loccong, Tinglayan, Kalinga that On August 4-6, 2020, operatives had conducted marijuana eradication operation that
resulted to the destruction of 210,000 pieces of fully grown marijuana plants with a resulted to the destruction of 16,000 pieces of fully grown marijuana plants with a
value of Php42 million from a total estimated land area of 8,000 square meters value Php3.2 million from a total estimated land area of 1,600 square meters
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Seizure of Dangerous Drugs *Pseudoephedrine (grams) 10.84
*Alprazolam (gram) 2.8782
and CPECs *Diazepam (gram) 5,202.64
*Ketamine (tab/amp/pc) 1
The anti-drug operations conducted by PDEA and *Fentanyl (tab/amp/pc) 115
other law enforcement agencies resulted in the
*Ephedrine (tab/amp/pc) 91
seizure of Php15.75 billion worth of dangerous
*Midazolam (tab/amp/pc) 5
drugs and controlled precursors and essential
chemicals (CPECs). *Morphine (tab/amp/pc) 7
*Nubain/nalbuphine (ml) 24
On October 30, 2020, an anti-drug operation was conducted in Cabanatuan City,
*Phenobarbital ((tab/amp/pc) 1,893.00
Nueva Ecija. This resulted in the seizure of 239.1 kilos of shabu worth Php1.62 billion
and the arrest of two (2) Chinese nationals. CPECs
*Acetone (liter) 0.01
Table No. 6: Dangerous Drugs and CPECs Seized in FY 2020
*Hydrochloric Acid (liter) 981.1044
*Methe Ethyl Ketone (liter) 1.0006
Dangerous Drug/CPEC Volume Estimated Value
*Toluene (liter) 0.56489
Shabu
*Toluene (gram) 8.0357
Crystalline (gram) 2,196,026.76 14,932,981,968.00
*Sulfuric Acid (liter) 0.47
Liquid Shabu (ml) 75.92 -
Others
Cocaine (gram) 1,373.28 7,278,384.00
*Nitrazepam (gram) 4,499.60
Tablet (piece) 42,794 72,749,800.00
*Lidocaine (gram) 11.9996
Liquid Ecstasy (ml) 496.2 -
*Liquid marijuana (ml) 1137.1
Marijuana
*Ethyl Acetate (ml) 112000
Kush (gram) 16,106.09 19,327,308.00
*Cannabis Liquid (gram) 148,563.25
Dried Leaves (gram) 1,375,957.79 165,114,934.80
*Cannabis Liquid (ml) 3,044.20
Bricks (gram) 98,436.73 11,812,407.60
*THC (gram) 1,024.92
Plants (piece) 2,379,835 475,967,000.00
*THC (ml) 1,655.00
Fruiting Tops (gram) 210,043.28 15,333,159.44
*CBD+THC (gram) 1,92.1598
Stalks (gram) 374,978.99 46,872,373.75
*CBD+THC (ml) 685.3
Seedling (piece) 118,157.00 4,726,280.00
*CBN+CBD+TCH (gram) 360.8051
Seeds (gram) 12,229.43 697,077.51
*CBN+CBD+TCH (ml) 54
Hashish (gram) 2,000.00 -
*MJ Oil (ml) 87.8
Oil (ml) 6,138.83 -
*Cannabis Oil (ml) 8
*Resin (grams) 45.01 -
*Etizolam (gram) 0.1756
*Hashish Oil (gram) 3,606.81 -
*MJ paper (gram) 725.1057
*Hemp Oil (ml) 10.04 -
*Amphetamine (gram) 1.019
*Cannabis Oil (ml) 40 -
*Piperonal (ml) 2,350.00
*Edibles (gram) 9,450.15 -
*MDMA HCl 1.0653
*Tetrahydrocannabinol 29.12 -
Total 15,752,860,693.10
*Cannabidoil (gram) 32.7 -
*Ephedrine (grams) 5.67 -
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Airport
March 12, 2020 Ecstasy 1,073 tablets
PDEA K9 Operations Interdiction
Airport
In 2020, PDEA K9 Units conducted 4,501 activities
March 16, 2020 Ecstasy 2,203 tablets
PDEA K9 plays an is important in the conduct Interdiction
of anti-drug operations. This unit augments that in support to anti-drug operations nationwide. Airport
capability of the operating units in detecting drugs The top most notable K9 operations where the March 28,2020 Kush 11,569 grams
Interdiction
buy using well-trained narcotics detection dogs skills of NDDs were really manifested were the
May 10, 2020 K9 Sweeping/ Paneling Shabu 20 grams
(NDDs) guided by their expert handlers. following:
Airport
May 26, 2020 3 bottles containing colorless 9.6 ml
Interdiction
Airport
June 8, 2020 Kush MOL 966
Table No. 7: PDEA K9 Unit Operations for FY 2020 Interdiction
Airport
TYPE OF June 16, 2020 Marijuana 510.2 grams
DATE SEIZURE QUANTITY Interdiction
OPERATION
Airport
(10) cartridges each containing yellow July 3, 2020 Marijauna Kush MOL 2.67 Grams
Interdiction
Airport liquid substance 102 grams
January 6, 2020 Airport
Interdiction (cannabis) July 9, 2020 Marijuana MOL 900 grams,
Interdiction
(4) packs of dried leaves (kush)
3 pcs inhaler
Airport
January 9, 2020 Shabu 0.0480 grams made with hemp
Interdiction
cannabidiol; 1
Seaport disposable CBD
January 16, 2020 Shabu 20 kilos
Interdiction cartridge with
Airport premium CBD
January 17, 2020 Ecstasy 5,207 tablets
Interdiction Airport oil; 2 packs CBD
July 17, 2020 Hemp cartridges
January 18, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 0.5 grams Interdiction gummies; 8
January 18, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 0.5 grams boxes e-liquid
pods - mentol
January 21, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 2 grams
and 5 boxes
Seaport e-liquid pods –
January 22, 2020 Shabu 0.12
Interdiction Virginia
Airport Methamphetamine tobacco
February 3, 2020 4.125 kilogram
Interdiction Hydrochloride 2 bottles of Tee
February 10, Shabu 2.5 grams Airport Baum, 2 Bottles
Search Warrant July 19, 2020 Hemp powder
2020 Marijuana 28 grams Interdiction Japanisches
March 6, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 38.0558 grams Minz-Hellol
March 7, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 6.24 grams Airport
July 26, 2020 Marijuana (Kush) MOL 496 grams
Seaport Interdiction
March 7, 2020 Shabu 100 grams
Interdiction July 17, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu MOL 3 grams
9,170 pcs/ July 25, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 0.5 grams.
Clonazepam
Airport 2.7790 grams July 25, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 0.2 grams.
March 9, 2020
Interdiction 26,160pcs/ July 13, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 20.0 grams
Diazepam
1.7050 grams Airport
March 12, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 55 grams July 23, 2020 Kush 904 grams
Interdiction
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Airport October 24, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu MOL 12 grams
August 2, 2020 Hemp seed oil 1 box
Interdiction Airport Methamphetamine
October 30, 2020 MOL 240 kilo
Airport Interdiction Hydrochloride
August 2, 2020 CBD FX Overnight Balm 1 round tin can
Interdiction November 20, Interdiction
Marijuana MOL 20Kgs
Airport MOL 5,000 2020 Operation
August 7, 2020 Suspected MDMA tablets
Interdiction tablets November 11, Airport
CBD Oil 30ml
Airport MOL 5,000 2020 Interdiction
August 8, 2020 Suspected MDMA tablets
Interdiction tablets November 13,
Search Warrant Shabu MOL 50 grams
97 Bricks and 2020
10 Oval shaped November 30, Random
August 9, 2020 K9 Sweeping/ Paneling Marijuana Cocaine MOL 400g
package MOL 2020 Inspection
113kg
December 8,
August 15, 2020 K9 Sweeping/ Paneling Shabu 12kg Search Warrant Shabu 5 grams
2020
August 3, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu Mol 10g December 19, Seaport
Marijuana MOL 1 Kg
Airport 2020 Interdiction
August 5, 2020 Ecstacy 13,828 pieces
Interdiction December 8, Airport
Shabu 240 kilograms
Marijuana; M/L 505g 2020 Interdiction
Tetrahydrocholcannabinoil, Cannabidoil, December 18, Airport
September 1, Airport M/L 395 Pieces Ecstacy 196 tablets
Cannabigerol; 2020 Interdiction
2020 Interdiction
Amphetamine M/L 179 Pieces
MDMA Tablets 988 Tablets
Detected through X-Ray screening and K-9 sweeping on the belongings of a Thai National were 3.93 kilos of shabu worth Php26.7 million at the NAIA Terminal 3
September 2,
Search Warrant Shabu 5.482 grams
2020
September 2, Search and
Shabu 3 grams
2020 Seizure
September 4, Airport
Kush 464.01grams
2020 Interdiction
Marijuana Kush MOL 987 grams
2020 Interdiction
September10, Airport
Ecstasy 3,329 pcs
2020 Interdiction
September 12,
Search Warrant Shabu 34.7721 grams
2020
Methyl Ethyl Ketone 6 Litter
2020 Interdiction
October 15, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu M/L 20 grams
October 16, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu 10 grams
October 20, 2020 Search Warrant Shabu MOL 13grams
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High-Value Targets Arrested
High-value targets or HVTs play a critical role in ensuring proliferation of illegal drugs. In 2020, 2,709 Foreign Nationals Arrested
high-value targets were arrested by PDEA and other law enforcement agencies.
Out of 73 foreign nationals arrested, 46.57% were
Chinese nationals.
Table No. 9: Foreign Nationals Arrested in FY 2020
Nationality Number
Chinese 34
Indian 7
Nigerian 5
Canadian 3
Malaysian 2
Thai 3
Others 19
Total 73
Two (2) Nigerians arrested through a buy-bust operation at Diliman, Quezon City. This On February 3, 2020, a Thai National was arrested at NAIA Terminal 3 for transporting
operation resulted to the seizure of 9.97kg of shabu worth Php67.8 million 3.93kg of shabu concealed within the rear panel of her luggage
Table No. 8: High-Value Targets Arrested for FY 2020
PDEA and
HVT PDEA Joint OLEAs Total
Operations
Elected Official 39 26 65
Uniformed Personnel 7 11 18
Government Employee 45 57 102
Foreign National 38 35 73
Drug Group Leader/Member 35 - 35
Armed Group Leader/Member - 6 6
Target-listed 645 41 686
Wanted-listed 20 23 43
Celebrity Prominent/ PRC/ IBP
3 5 8
Holder
Drug Den Maintainer 219 - 219
Arrest from HIO 1,013 109 1,122
Other HVTs 332 - 332
Total 2,396 313 2,709
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Drug Group Leaders and Members Arrested
To disrupt the drug supply chain, efforts to dismantle drug groups were undertaken by PDEA and other
law enforcement agencies. A total of 10 drug group leaders and 166 drug group members were arrested in
2020.
Other Supply Reduction
Table No.10: Drug Groups Neutralized and Leaders and Members Arrested for FY 2020
Efforts And Support
NO. OF DRUG NO. OF DRUG
Activities
NO OF NEUTRALIZED
REGION GROUP LEADERS GROUP MEMBERS
DRUG GROUP
ARRESTED ARRESTED
Diversion control Table No.12: Regulatory Activities Conducted, FY 2020
I 4 1 20
Permits Issued
II - - 2 The Agency intensified its efforts to prevent
• Import Permit 125
III 1 1 3 diversion of chemicals for illicit use by conducting
• Special Permit 1,483
IV-A 2 1 2 regulatory functions such as issuance of
permits and licenses to authorized handlers and • Export Declaration 61
MIMAROPA 1 1 12
administrators, and investigation of firms found Total Permits Issued 1,669
V 3 1 19
violation regulations. Licenses Issued
VI 2 2 36
• S-2 (Medical Practitioners) 5,634
VII 2 1 15
In 2020, the PDEA Compliance Service issued • S (Dangerous Drugs Handlers) 2,313
VIII 1 - 3 1,669 permits and 10,677 licenses to handlers and
• P (Controlled Chemicals Handlers) 2,730
IX - 1 20 administrators of dangerous drugs and controlled
Total Licenses Issued 10,677
X 1 - 6 chemicals.Table:
XI - - 1
XII 1 - 1
XIII 1 - 3
BARMM - - 1
CAR 1 - 0
NCR 2 1 12
TOTAL 22 10 166 Financial Investigation Effort
Table No.13: Assets and Properties freeze through the Anti-Money Laundering Desk
Through the cooperation between PDEA and Financial Asset Php1,087,294,146.92

Minors Rescued Real Estate 27 parcel of land and
Table No. 11: Minors Rescued by Age, FY 2020 Anti-Money Laundering Council, the financial
investigation conducted on drug cases in 2020 35 real properties
The utilization of minors in the illegal drug Age Number resulted in the freezing of Php1.19 billion worth of Other Assets 21 Motor Vehicles, 20 shipping
activities to avoid legal charges was continuously
10 1 real properties and assets of drug personalities. The vessels, insurance policy,
noted in the incidences of rescue of minors during
13 10 freezing of assets renders the subject personalities 5 firearms and assorted jewelry
anti-drug operations.
14 28 incapable of doing further business which can Total Php1,186,445,032.31
15 105 support their illegal activities.
During the year, 678 minors aged 10 to 17
years were rescued. These minors were handled 16 202
appropriately pursuant to existing guidelines of the 17 332
Agency and of the DSWD. Total 678
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Destruction of Dangerous Drugs
and Controlled Chemicals
During the year, PDEA made a history in the and those turned over by authorities that were
destruction of confiscated drug evidence with the recently ordered by the court to be destroyed. Php
highest volume of dangerous drugs and CPECs 13,359,157,093.00 worth of dangerous drugs was
destroyed and the most number of destruction destroyed at the Integrated Waste Management,
ceremonies conducted. Inc. (IWMI), Barangay Aguado, Trece Martirez City,
Cavite.
Fourteen (14) ceremonial destructions were
conducted nationwide and a total of Php27.63
billion worth of dangerous drugs and CPECs were
destroyed.
On August 21, 2020, PDEA conducted the first

destruction ceremony since the assumption of
PDEA Director General Wilkins M. Villanueva, and
the biggest volume in the history of the PDEA with
a total net weight of two (2) tons of confiscated
drug evidences during anti-drug operations
PDEA key officials, Local Government Officials the guest of honor and speaker. Senator Christopher
of Barangay Aguado, Trece Martires City, Lawrence “Bong” Go, Secretary of the Interior Local
representatives from the Philippine National Police Government Eduardo Año, and DDB Secretary
(PNP) and other law enforcement agencies (LEAs), Catalino Cuy were also present during the activity.
Department of Justice (DOJ), and Department of Destroyed through thermal decomposition were a
the Interior and Local Government (DILG), non- total of 1,333.09 kilograms and 5,936.70 milliliters
government organizations (NGOs) and media of assorted pieces of drug evidence composed
partners witnessed the destruction activity. of methamphetamine hydrochloride, or shabu;
liquid shabu; marijuana; liquid marijuana; cocaine;
One of the highlights for the year is the destruction methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), or
on December 3, 2020. PDEA facilitated the popularly known as ecstasy; meth+ephedrine;
destruction of Php7,10.840,985.32 worth of ephedrine; dextropropoxyphene; diazepam;
dangerous drugs and CPECs at Integrated Waste ketamine; meth+piperonal; cocaine+MDMA;
Management, Inc, in Cavite. This event was graced benzylpiperazine; gamma butyrolactone (GBL); P2P;
by the presence of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte as safrole; and toluene.
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Table No. 13: Dangerous Drugs and CPECs Destroyed for FY 2020
Dangerous Drugs and CPECs Volume

Methamphetamine HCl (g) 3,961,927.27
Liquid methamphetamine (ml) 33,415.50
Cocaine (g) 56,571.06
MDMA (g) 5,701.22
Marijuana (g) 1,216,897.65
Diazepam (g) 65.05
Ephedrine (g) 33,161.98
Methylephedrine 10.05
Ketamine (g) 2.75
Nalbuphine (g) 6.00
MDA (g) 4.48
GBL (g) 151.41
2C-B (g) 0.09
Norephedrine (g) 309.59
Meth+Ephedrine (g) 6.62
Meth+Piperonal (g) 11.50
Cocaine+MDMA (g) 5.45
Dextropropoxyphene (g) 6.00
Benzylpiperazine (g) 0.57
Hydrochoric Acid (mL) 160,000.00
Safrole (mL) 51,904.00
Methylamine (mL) 2,000,092.00
P2P (mL) 26,000.00
GBL (mL) 970.00
Marijuana (mL) 33,900.00
Toluene (mL) 12.00
Potassium Iodate (g) 164,500.00
Potassium Permanganate (g) 300.00
No case Filed (g) 43,839.37
No case Filed (mL) 6,557.55
Negative (g) 19,469.78
Negative (mL) 1,038.70
Expired medicines (g) 57,300.00
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Operation “Private Eye” rewarded the informants whose information led to successful conduct of anti-drug operations.
Operation: “Private Eye” Rewards Awarding was held in PDEA National Headquarters on December 21, 2020
PDEA rewards private informants of drug-related In 2020, a total of Php18.93 million monetary
information that led to successful conduct of rewards were awarded to 56 informants. Their
anti-drug operations through Operation “Private information resulted in the confiscation of
Eye”. It is one way of encouraging the public to dangerous drugs, including 1,796 kilos of shabu,
support and help the anti-drug campaign of the and arrest of 143 personalities.
government by reporting illegal drug activities in
their communities.
How to Report Illegal Drug Activities

and be eligible for Private Eye Rewards
Just legibly fill out the Information Report Form (IRF) and send your report to PDEA by
fastest means as follows:
a) Fax No.: (02) 8927-2899
b) By mail/courier to: Operation “Private Eye” c/o Room 207, PDEA Bldg., NIA
Northside Road, NGC, Brgy. Pinyahan, Quezon City
c) Telephone No.: (02) 8920-0967
d) Cellphone No.: 0917 867 7332
e) By Email to: iis.iod@pdea.gov.ph
f) Personally submit to the nearest PDEA Regional Office
Once your information results in a positive operation (you’ll learn about it through
tri-media news report, or get in touch with us through telephone number 890-0967
mentioning only your code name and IRF number), payment in cash or check will be
made through special arrangement to keep your identity secret.
*In case your identity is compromised, we will provide security assistance, as

appropriate/ warranted and with your consent.
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Bridging the Gap
Barangay PDEA FB Page
Recognizing the importance of the use of Online broadcasting platforms are also linked to
multimedia-platforms specially the social media to the FB page for easier access of the public. One of
connect to multitude of people, PDEA has launched the live broadcasts is that of Tutok PDEA: Kontra
its Facebook Page called “Barangay PDEA.” This is Droga which is anchored by no less than the
used as the Agency’s online communication tool PDEA Director General Wilkins Villanueva himself.
particularly in the implementation of the Barangay Resource persons such as government officials and
Drug Clearing Program (BDCP). public servants are being invited and interviewed
regarding matters concerning the implementation
Through the Barangay PDEA FB Page, the public of BDCP.
Isumbong Mo Kay Wilkins can ask questions and receive answers directly
from PDEA resources. This is also to avoid
To encourage more participation from the public in misinformation and miscommunication of the
the anti-drug campaign, PDEA launched Isumbong status of the anti-illegal drug campaign to the
Mo Kay Wilkins (IMKW)! Facebook page. public.
IMKW is a 24/7 platform that provides round-the-

clock call and text hotline numbers, and private
messaging through which the public can report to
PDEA illegal drug activities in their communities.
All information received through the platform are
validated by the Agency.
Since its launching on June 15, 2020 to December

31, 2020, IMKW has received 6,576 drug-related
information.
On September 29, 2020, a Provincial Target List drug personality ranked Top 10
was arrested at Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental
through the information received in IMKW platform
A high-value target reported to IMKW was arrested on October 9, 2020

at Barangay Baan Riverside, Butuan City
DG Wilkins Villanueva gives his message during Barangay PDEA Online Launch
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Demand Reduction Efforts
Advocacy Campaign Online platform and limited face-to-face lecture

have been utilized in order to continue with the
Nationwide advocacy of the Agency.
The drug demand reduction arm aims to educate For the year, in collaboration with partners and
the public of the harmful effects illegal drugs to stakeholders, PDEA conducted 141,344 advocacy
prevent them from taking these substances. activities which include lectures, symposia, guest
speakerships, meetings, conferences, and civic
The pandemic did not stop PDEA from being awareness that reached 173,227,668 audience,
persistent in delivering its advocacy campaign. In from combined face-to-face, online and multi-media
2020, PDEA initiated demand reduction programs audience.
in spite of the challenges of the new normal.
Table No. 13: Demand Reduction Activities Conducted, FY 2020
Lectures, Seminars, Symposia, and Guest

30,637
Speakership
The three stars correspond the three main prongs of the anti-drug campaign: supply, Multi-media activities 66,230
demand and harm reduction.
Civic Awareness and Other PECI activities 8,794
Various advocacy campaign activities conducted by PDEA through the utilization of combined face-to-face and online platforms
The sun with rays, the red and blue sails and the three stars symbolize the Philippine Flag
and the country. This means that the BARANGAY DRUG CLEARING PROGRAM carried
out by PDEA and other stakeholders is consistent with the plans of the country and is
uniquely Filipino.
The titled-upward boat represents the aggressive implementation of the Barangay Drug-
Clearing Program that is always ready to endure and succeed whatever challenges may
come its way.
Tha sails are guiding principles of the Barangay Drug-Clearing Program, the EO 66 or the
Philippine Anti-Drug Strategy (PADS) and the Philippine Depelopment Plan 2017-2022.
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Multi-Media Initiatives
During the year, PDEA maximized the multi-media the veteran broadcaster, Mr. Erwin Tulfo. The
by launching advocacy programs that effectively MOA was envisioned to bring to the public the
reached the target audience. government’s efforts, campaign, program and
activities in the fight against illegal drugs. The
Tutok PDEA Kontra Droga. This teleradyo program program is aired every Wednesday from 5:00 to
is the result of PDEA’s Memorandum of Agreement 6:00 PM at Radyo Pilipinas 738 KhZ, simulcast with
with the Presidential Communications Operations PTV 4.
Office (PCOO) and two of its attached agencies, the
People’s Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) and Bureau Since its pilot episode on October 3, 2020, 12
of Broadcast Services-Philippine Broadcasting episodes of the program were aired.
Service (BBS-PBS), and a separate MOA signed with
PDEA Extreme Documentary Series is PDEA’s the recent accomplishments, activities, drug
medium to highlight best practices on anti-drug rehabilitation and prevention programs in relation
operation undertaken by the different PDEA to their implementation of Barangay Drug Clearing
Regional Offices nationwide. The program uses a Program.
documentary style of storytelling and can be viewed
every Saturday 8:30 PM to 9:00 PM with replay on The program airs every Thursday 5:00 PM to 6:00
Sundays 7:00 PM to 7:30 PM on Channel 106 at PM on DZME 1530 KhZ. It made its maiden telecast
Cignal Cable Pinoy Extreme Channel. on September 3, 2020.
The program was launched on October 3, 2020, and PDEA DG Wilkins M Villanueva Youtube Channel
has since then aired ten (10) episodes. showcases the latest updates on the war against
illegal drugs. The video-sharing platform is
Serbisyong Bayan: Barangay PDEA is a radio designed to mobilize the society in support to the
program hosted by Tatay Rannie Ludovico that programs, projects and policies of the Agency.
features PDEA resource persons discussing
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Project Sagip Batang Solvent
This program is PDEA’s initiative to rescue and On December 9, 2020, the administration and
save children who sniff solvents at the streets. PSBS management of the PSBS Reformation Center
aims to provide reformative care and reintegrated was turned-over to the Quezon City Anti-Drug
interventions such as education, counselling, values Abuse Advisory Council (QCADAAC). The activity
formation, skills development, livelihood training to was attended by Quezon City Mayor Josefina G.
children dependent on solvent and inhalant abuse. Belmonte, Chairperson of QCADAAC, DG Wilkins M.
Rescued children are housed at the PSBS Center Villanueva, QCADAAC employees and PDEA officers
located in Novaliches, Quezon City. and employees.
As of the year end, PSBS has rescued 108 children,

aged 9-17 years old who were identified as solvent
users and have undergone the assessment process.
These children finished the 14-week reformation
intervention program which includes Home Life
Skills and Education through Alternative Learning
System. The children were also provided with
medical health and dental services.
DG Wilkins Villanueva together with PDEA Officers during the turn-over of the PSBS
Balay Silangan Reformation Reformation Center to QCADAAC led by Chairperson, Mayor Josefina Belmonte.
Program
With the aim to reform drug offenders and
reintegrate them back to the society, Balay Silangan
Reformation Program is a critical component of the
Barangay Drug Clearing Program.
As of December 31, 2020, 193 Balay Silangan

Reformation Centers were established in
collaboration with local government units, of which
91 were established during the year alone. As of
the year end, 2,344 drug offenders were catered by
the Centers, 1,944 of whom already graduated, and
449 are already employed.
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Other Anti-Drug Campaign Inter-Agency Collaboration
Support Initiatives DDB-Supply Reduction Committee (DDB-SRC)
The Supply Reduction Committee welcomes its

Operation: “Lawmen” Rewards newly appointed Chairperson, Director General
Wilkins M Villanueva. Among his noteworthy
To boost the morale of PDEA operatives, the Agency accomplishments in the fight against illegal
implements PDEA Operation: “Lawmen” that is drugs is championing the Barangay Drug Clearing
a reward system for successful confiscation of Program which has become the main strategy of the Director General Wilkins M Villanueva, MPA, CESE/SRC Chairman on his first meeting
President’s war on drugs. to preside the 02-2020 SRC Regular Meeting
dangerous drugs and CPECs, anchored on DDB
Regulation No. 1, Series of 2016.
● Board Regulation No.2, Series of 2020, otherwise
For the year, PDEA awarded a total of Php12.22 known as the Guidelines in the Nationwide
million PDEA Operation: “Lawmen” reward to Implementation of Drug Clearing Program in
PDEA Director General Wilkins M. Villanueva personally handed the rewards to Controlled Facilities for Persons Deprived of
claimants of 41 qualified operations.
PDEA-Intelligence and Investigation Service (PDEA-IIS), PDEA-Special Enforcement Liberty (PDL) which was also approved on June
Service (PDEA-SES), PDEA Regional Office-National Capital Region (PDEA RO-NCR), 18, 2020 during the 187th DDB Regular Meeting.
PDEA Regional Office V (PDEA ROV), PDEA Regional Office VII (PDEA ROVII), and
PDEA Regional Office VIII (PDEA ROVIII) This policy aims to come up with a unified
guideline in conducting Drug-Clearing Program
On July 7, 2020, six operating units of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) received monetary rewards amounting to Php5,916,765.78 for meritorious anti-drug encompassing all prisons/penitentiaries under
operations during a simple rite conducted at the PDEA NHQ in Quezon City the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor), all jails
under the Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology (BJMP), and all provincial jails under
Director General Wilkins M Villanueva, MPA, CESE/SRC Chairman on his first meeting the Provincial Government towards a drug-free
to preside the 02-2020 SRC Regular Meeting jail by 2022.
As the new Chairman of the SRC, DG Villanueva’s ● Proposed Regulation for the amendment of the
thrusts is to take massive and professional anti- reward system under “Operation Lawmen”. The
drug campaign, while strengthening PDEA’s salient features of this policy include provisions
collaboration with other law enforcement agencies on the amendment of the reward schedule,
thereby achieving a drug-free Philippines in 2022. terms of office and manner of membership for
For the year, the SRC proposed and/ or endorsed the Oversight Committee, including granting
the following issuances to the Board for approval. rewards for marijuana seizures.
● DDB Resolution No. 2, Series of 2020 with ● Proposed Regulation repealing the Conduct of
Subject: Restructuring of the IIS into Intelligence Controlled Delivery Operations. The present
Service and Investigation Service, Repealing for Board Regulation and its SOP will need to be
such purpose Board Regulation No.1, Series of revised in order to cope with the dynamics of
2017. the controlled delivery operations.
This was approved on June 18, 2020 during the This has been in the working table of the SRC
first attendance of DG Villanueva to the DDB and needs to make further deliberation and
Regular Meeting. review. The last meeting for this was held on
February 20, 2020 and succeeding meetings will
be scheduled to fine tune the details contained
therein.
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Presided over by DG Wilkins Villanueva, ICAD held its 16th Regular Meeting on November 25, 2020
Inter-Agency Committee on Anti-Illegal Drugs Being the 7th Director General of the Philippine
(ICAD) Drug Enforcement Agency who was appointed
on May 22, 2020 by the President, DG Wilkins
The Inter-Agency Committee on Anti-Illegal Drugs M Villanueva, MPA, CESE and the new Chairman
(ICAD) was created by virtue of Executive Order of the Inter-Agency Committee on Anti-Illegal
No. 15 signed by the President on March 6, 2017. Drugs (ICAD) showed himself as dedicated and
On its 3rd year, the Committee continues its determined as ever to achieve the desired result of
purpose to unify, integrate and synchronize the the government’s campaign against illegal drugs.
anti-drug strategy of the government through their He is indeed a man of action and full of passion in
commitment and collaborative efforts in addressing everything he does.
the drug problem in the country. Task Force Drug Courier (TFDC)
Further, with the Vice President Robredo’s short
The Committee is originally composed of 20 stint as ICAD Co-Chairperson in late 2019, President Task Force Drug Couriers was created on February
member agencies with PDEA as its Chair. Pursuant Rodrigo Roa Duterte also appointed Presidential 08, 2010 by virtue of Administrative Order No. 279.
to Section 1 of EO No. 15 Series of 2017, the Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) Chairperson It is an inter-agency team tasked in the deterrence,
ICAD may invite other government agencies and Dante Jimenez as the new Co-Chairperson of the prevention and protection of Filipinos from being
instrumentalities to be a member of the ICAD as Inter-Agency Committee on Anti-Illegal Drugs victimized as drug couriers by international drug
it may deem necessary. Thus, the Committee has (ICAD) on February 21, 2020. The inclusion of PACC trafficking syndicates.
now recorded 46 member agencies which greatly to the ICAD was approved through the issuance TFDC is chaired by PDEA and co-chaired by the
contribute in the purpose of ICAD. of ICAD Resolution No. 001 Series of 2020 re: Department of Foreign Affairs, and composed of 13
Inclusion of the PACC as member of the ICAD member-agencies:
The ICAD has its four forces that are interrelated under the Justice Cluster, and was adopted on
under Section 3 of EO 15 Series of 2017 (Clusters January 14, 2020 through an Ad Referendum. ● Bureau of Customs
of the ICAD) namely enforcement, justice, advocacy ● Bureau of Immigration
and rehabilitation and reintegration. Each has its The ICAD held its regular meetings through video ● Commission on Higher Education
own respective functions and member agencies. conferences on August 12, 2020 (15th ICAD Regular ● Department of Justice
These four clusters under ICAD are looking at Meeting) and November 25, 2020 (16th ICAD ● Department of Labor and Employment
● Manila International Airport Authority As mandated by the Task Force, on June 26, 2020, PDEA personnel conducted
one trajectory – to rehabilitate the nation and to Regular Meeting). In between, Cluster meetings were
● National Bureau of Investigation debriefing and interview to deportees from Embassy of Brunei.
achieve a vision of drug-resistant and self-policing conducted and action taken were delivered through
communities in the country. its Cluster heads, with their supportive and active ● Philippine Information Agency
member agencies. The Regional ICAD Coordinating ● Philippine National Police – Aviation Security
In 2020, Covid-19 pandemic has hit the country and Group (RICG) also managed to facilitate conduct Group
the world causing abrupt pause around. Despite of its meetings/activities on their area of ● Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone
these circumstances, the Committee continues to responsibility with the regional member agencies, Authority
stand and move towards its purpose. This year, despite movement restrictions under the COVID-19 ● Office of the President thru the Office of the
the Committee has also transitioned into its new pandemic. Executive Secretary
Chairmanship.
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Local and International Cooperation
The drug problem is as much a global issue as the At present, there are Memoranda of Agreement Courtesy Calls and International Meetings and
COVID-19 pandemic. Thus, amidst the COVID-19 (MOA) and Understanding (MOU) with 11 countries. Conferences
threat, PDEA continues to enhance its linkage and In addition, the Agency also signed 42 MOA/MOU
cooperation with international counterparts. with local counterparts for FY 2020. The drug problem is as much a global issue as the
COVID-19 pandemic. Thus, amidst the COVID-19
Memorandum of Agreement and Understanding threat, PDEA continues to enhance its linkage and
cooperation with international counterparts. PDEA signs MOA with Rev Up Events and Management Services, which is
The Agency believes that another approach to Courtesy calls and meetings with international represented by Mr. Renan Lopez, Managing Director of Pinoy Xtreme Channel, on
achieve its goal and mandate is to intensify its counterparts were sustained. For the year, the September 23, 2020
collaboration and coordination with various following international counterparts made courtesy
partners and counterparts. To expand the impact calls with PDEA.
and the effect of the anti-drug campaign in the
country, PDEA further reinforced its relationship ● United Kingdom’s International Crime Agency
with other countries, government agencies, ● National Intelligence Service, Republic of Korea
government-owned and controlled corporations, ● Taipei Economic and Cultural Office
local government units, non-government ● Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia
organizations and various sectors through forging ● International Narcotics and Law Enforcement
agreement with these counterparts and partners. Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Director General Wilkins Villanueva
Affairs (INL)
and Bureau of Customs (BOC) Commissioner Rey Leonardo Guerrero renew a
● US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
Courtesy call/visit of Colonel Turki Alfaridi, Director of the Anti-Drug Office of King- Memorandum of Agreement in a signing ceremony at the PDEA Grounds in Quezon
dom of Saudi Arabia and Mohammad Osman Ibrahim to the Director General, PDEA ● Australian Federal Police City on July 14, 2020.
on November 25, 2020. ● Taiwan Coast Guard
● Embassy of Saudi Arabia
● Anti-Drug Office of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
PDEA also continues to strengthen its partnership

On September 22, 2020, a virtual courtesy call and meeting with Australian Federal Police (AFP) Officers to the Director General, PDEA was held.
with foreign partners through participation in
international meetings and conferences.
On September 23, 2020, PDEA signs MOA with Presidential Communication

Operations Office (PCOO), People’s Television Inc. (PTNI), and Bureau of Broadcast
Services-Philippine Broadcasting Service (BBS-PBS).
Director General Wilkins M Villanueva and Mr. Erwin Tulfo signs a Memorandum
MOA signing between PDEA and Anti-Money Laundering Council, which is of Agreement of production and airing of the television program “TUTOK PDEA,
represented by Atty George Racela, Executive Director, on August 11, 2020 at PDEA KONTRA DROGA (TAMBALANG TULFO –VILLANUEVA)” on September 23, 2020, at
National Office. the PDEA Building in Quezon City
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Seminar on Globally
Samahan sa Pilipinas ng
Harmonized System on February 26-27, Acacia Hotel, Alabang,
8 mga Industriyang Kimika
Classification and Labelling 2020 Muntinlupa City
(SPIK)
of Chemicals (GHS)
First Topical Virtual
Meeting, 63rd
CND Intersessional
9 Considerations of the June 24-25, 2020 ONLINE UNODC
WHO Recommendations
on Cannabis and Cannabis
Courtesy Call of Mr. Sam Lin of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) to Director Meeting between PDEA and United Kingdom’s International Crime Agency on
Related Substances
General Wilkins M. Villanueva January 22, 2020 at Malacañang
Stakeholders Meeting
Table No. 14: International Meetings and Conferences Attended by PDEA on Best Practices on
UNODC/USAID
No Title Date Venue Sponsored 10 Drug Treatment and July 15, 2020 ONLINE
Renew Health
Coordination Meeting to Rehabilitation in the
implement a project for Drug Advisory Program Closed Setting
1 “Enhancing of Treatment January 15, 2020 PNP Crame (DAP), The Colombo Financial Crimes Analysis
11 July 22, 2020 ONLINE PCTC
Prevention Programs for Plan and INL File (FINCAF)
the Philippines” Cybersecurity Workforce
National Intelligence Development Initiatives
Cybercrimes and Dark Web January 29-30, 12 in the Philippines - Joint July 30, 2020 ONLINE JCSWG
2 Camelot Hotel Service, Embassy of
Investigation 2020 Cyber Security Working
Republic of Korea
CEPOL Webinar 09/2020 Group (JCSWG) Meeting
INCB IONICS and the Expert Working Group
‘International Narcotics
CEPOL, European Union Meeting (EWGM) to
3 Control Board Intel February 5, 2020 ONLINE
Agency for Law initiate the adaptation August 5, 6, 20, 24
Sharing, Opioids Safe 13 ONLINE Colombo Plan and INL
Enforcement Training of the UPC-C Course 5: and 26, 2020
Handling and Operation
Chemical Diversion US DEA and INL, School-based Prevention
4 February 3-7, 2020 Makati Diamond Hotel Interventions
Investigation Course US Embassy
8th Iteration of the 2nd Topical Meeting
Substance Use Disorder of the Intersessional
Drug Advisory Program Considerations on
(SUD) Training for Criminal February 3-13, Novotel Araneta Center, August 24-255,
5 (DAP), The Colombo 14 the WHO Scheduling ONLINE UNODC
Justice Institutions 2020 Cubao, Quezon City 2020
Plan and INL Recommendations on
and Universities in the
Philippines [UTC Batch 5] Cannabis and Cannabis
Related Substance
Radiate Conference
Joint Cyber Security National Intelligence
Room, The Globe Tower, Korean Language Study September 4 to
6 Working Group (JCSWG) February 17, 2020 JCSWG 15 ONLINE Service, Embassy of
32nd St., Bonifacio Global Program November 7, 2020
Meeting Republic of Korea
City, Taguig
Mindanao State Cascading INTERPOL September 15-16,
16 ONLINE PCTC INTERPOL Manila
University – Tawi-Tawi Projects Region III 2020
February 18 – 21, College of Technology Virtual Extraordinary
7 Operation MAHARLIKA 3 PCTC/INTERPOL Manila 17 Sessions of the CND October 1-2, 2020 ONLINE UNODC
2020 and Oceanography,
Sanga-Sanga, Bongao, Subsidiary Bodies 2020
Tawi-Tawi
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PDEA Administrative Accomplishments
Local Trainings
During the year, PDEA facilitated the conduct of specialized and skills enhancement trainings that boost
Manpower Capability the capability of personnel.
Enhancement
Table No. 15: Trainings facilitated by PDEA
The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency with and processing without compromising the IATF
a perspective of providing a human resource guidelines issued by the government. Number of
Title of Training Date and Venue
capability enhancement is a manifestation of an Participants
irreplaceable, valuable and sustainable assets of For the year, 25 per cent of the vacant positions August 13, 2019-February 27, 2020;
the Agency. Its commitment to providing a service- were filled out by hiring 86 new personnel, Drug Forensic Chemists Basic Training Course 2019-12 7 PDEA NHQ,
profit satisfaction and organizational effectiveness composed of 29 administrative personnel, 8 (eight) Quezon City
aligned with its mandate is typically measured technical personnel, and 49 Drug Enforcement November 18, 2019-July 17, 2020;
Drug Forensic Chemists Basic Training Course 2019-13 3
based also on the level of manpower improvement. Officers. PDEA NHQ, Quezon City
Seminar on Records
12 January 10, 2020
This year 2020 is a challenging year for everyone As of December 2020, 128 personnel were Disposition Administration
as COVID-19 pandemic has been intensively promoted based on the merits and qualifications Driving National Certificate II Training and Assessment 2 February 2020
spreading its anarchy and most of the usual work issued in the Agency’s Merit Promotion Plan. This Program to Institutionalize Meritocracy and Excellence
arrangements were put on hold and stop. However, number is composed of 70 drug enforcement in Human Resource 40 February 11-18, 2020
a call for promotion for every qualified personnel officers, 52 administrative personnel, and Management Training
was a priority in order to continuously achieve 6technical personnel. This is an index that the
February 12-13, 2020
the highest recognition and appreciation of every Agency perceives as an equal opportunity to all its Training on Basic Gun Handling and Safety Procedures
8 Camp Castañeda, Tartaria, Silang,
employee. Arrangements were settled for interviews employees making everyone significant and worthy. for the PDEA Lawyers and Paralegals
Cavite
March 2-6, 2020
Metrology and PDEA: Correct Quantity, Right Decision NML, ITDI, DOST
13
Training – 1st Batch Compound, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan,
Taguig City
March 9-13, 2020
Metrology and PDEA: Correct Quantity, Right Decision NML, ITDI, DOST
14
Training – 2nd Batch Compound, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan,
Taguig City
Safety and Health Officer Seminar 45 June and September 2020
Regulatory Impact Assessment 2 July 2020
Safety and Health Officers
60 September 22, 2020
Lecture on COVID
RAMAN Spectre Product Training 45 October 2020
Supervisory Development Track 1-5 27 November 2020
Online Seminar-Workshop on
14 December 2-4, 2020
Dangerous Drugs Law
TESDA Preventive Measures
50 -
in the Workplace
Oath-taking of Newly Promoted PDEA Directors.
Total 342
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Foreign Trainings
PDEA kept its personnel adept with international
drug trends and updates by participating in
foreign trainings. In 2020, foreign trainings
were participated by eight (8) PDEA officers and
personnel.
Training on International Criminal Investigation conducted in Tokyo, Japan.
Table No.16: Foreign Trainings Participated by PDEA Personnel
Number of
Title of Training Date and Venue
Participants
January 29-February 22,
International Criminal Investigation 1
2020; Tokyo, Japan
Fraudulent Documents and International February 9-20, 2020;
2 Fraudulent Documents and International Border Interdiction Training on February 9-20, 2020 in Bangkok, Thailand.
Border Interdiction Training Bangkok, Thailand
UNODC Drug and Precursor Intelligence February 18-20, 2020;
2
Specialists Meeting Myanmar
Workshop for Senior Officers on February 24-28, 2020;
1
Drug Law Enforcement India
63rd Session of the Commission on March 2-6, 2020;
2
Narcotic Drugs Vienna, Austria
Total 8 63RD Session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs in Vienna, Austria.
UNODC Drug and Precursor Intelligence Specialists Meeting in Myanmar on February 18-20, 2020.
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Logistical Capability
Enhancement
The core of achieving successful operational On December 8, 2020, the new Logistics and
support and life of the Agency lies with its logistical Administrative Management Service (LAMS) building
capabilities and enhancements. This year, the and the multi-level parking were inaugurated and
impact of COVID-19 also challenged the Agency blessed. The new building is expected to contribute
making some of our logistical equipment and in the productivity and efficiency of the Agency’s
procurement put on hold due to delays in global personnel. The parking, on the other hand, will DG Wilkins M. Villanueva gives his welcome remarks and inspirational message The blessing of the LAMS Building and the Multi-level Parking on December 8, 2020
manufacturing and supply chain. better secure the motor vehicles of the Agency. during the inauguration and blessing of the new PDEA Logistical and Management was officiated by Monsignor Gilbert Q. Sones.
Service (LAMS) building.
Whilst it is difficult to process our logistics because The Agency also distributed the following
of lockdowns and border closures that restrict the equipment to the PDEA offices and operating units:
movement of our supplies, we still managed to
acquire and boost our logistics as DG Villanueva ● 36 units of N21 and N22 Galil Ace firearms
made it one of his top priorities. ● 506 units of body camera
● Ammunition
● Tactical uniforms
● Five (5) units of motorcycle The new PDEA Logistics and Management Service Building and Multi-level Parking inaugurated on December 8, 2021.
● 1 unit of ambulance
Assistant District Engineer Loida S Busa (left) and DG Wilkins M Villanueva (right) DG Villanueva and Assistant District Engineer Busa also led the ribbon-cutting
led the unveiling of the marker during the inauguration ceremony of the new PDEA during the ceremony
LAMS Building.
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Internal Cleansing and
Integrity Enhancement
DG Villanueva urged to continue improving the (16) were suspended, one (1) employee was fined,
reflection of every PDEA personnel in eliminating and eight (8) employees were admonished.
the bad eggs of the Agency particularly those
involved in illegal drug activities. The unyielding dedication of PDEA to beef up
the character of professionals in the anti-drug
A “Drug-free workplace” is highly respected and campaign is a mark of building reputable and
imposed along with the slogan in every office that formidable Drug Enforcement Officers and
unified everyone to “Make PDEA Great.” This year, personnel with full of trust and high respect for
five (5) erring personnel were dismissed, sixteen people.
Director General Wilkins Villanueva, together with the PDEA Command Group and Directors, ensures that the personnel of the agency maintain their professionalism,
dynamism, excellence and accountability that will “Make PDEA Great.”
Conduct of physical inspection for the newly procured ammunition, firearms and protective equipment.
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Quality Management System
Through PDEA’s dedication to international
standard on quality management, the Agency
maintained its ISO 9001-2015 certification
upon successfully passing the third and fourth
surveillance audit by Certification International
Philippines.
The certification is a proof that the Agency,

particularly its enrolled laboratory and compliance
services, is at par with international standards.
Meeting with DG Villanueva in preparation for the 4th Surveillance Audit.
ISO Certificate
PDEA ISO 4th Surveillance Audit
ISO 3rd Surveillance Audit on February 28, 2020 presided over by DDGO Gregorio Pimentel
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PDEA’s Response to the Institutionalization of “New Facilitation of the Conduct of Rapid
Pandemic Normal” Procedures in the Conduct Test and Swab Test to the Personnel.
of Anti-Drug Operations.
To promote the safety of the PDEA personnel
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, PDEA did not
PDEA responded to the demands of the “new from COVID-19, the Agency facilitated the conduct
cease delivering its services to the public, while
normal” by institutionalizing procedures that of rapid test and swab test to them. Procedures
protecting its personnel and stakeholders from
address the requirements and provide COVID-19 set by the COVID-19 Inter-Agency Task Force are
possible infection of the Corona virus.
precautionary measures both for operatives and observed.
Aside from observing health and safety protocols, suspects. PDEA updated the procedures as needed.
Establishment of Isolation Facilities for Arrested
PDEA institutionalized initiatives and procedures
Personalities. As part of its procedures in the “new
adaptive with the “new normal”.
normal”, PDEA established isolation facility for
arrested personalities that are suspected to have
Conduct of RT-PCR to PDEA Personnel at the PDEA Grounds as a health and safety protocol Corona virus.
Dr. Tristan Jediah Labitad, MD, Head of Non-Communicable Diseases of the
Department of Health - Region 10 conducted a seminar regarding the latest update
on the COVID 19 global pandemic.
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PDEA's 18th Anniversary
Celebration
Amidst the pandemic, the Agency commemorated
its 18th Anniversary through the conduct of various
simple activities.
A solemn wreath-laying ceremony was held in

honor of the fallen PDEA frontliners in the war on
drugs. Secretary Catalino S. Cuy, Chairman of the
Dangerous Drugs Board was the Guest of Honor
during the ceremony and was assisted by PDEA
Director General Wilkins M Villanueva. The PDEA
wreath-laying ceremony was held at the Honor
Wall of the PDEA National Headquarters in Quezon
City as part of the 18th Anniversary Celebration of
Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency on July 15,
2020.
DG Villanueva and Secretary Cuy in front of the PDEA Honor Wall as they commemo-
In addition, as part of the anniversary activities,
rate and honor the fallen heroes of the anti-drug war
a thanksgiving mass was also held which was Thanksgiving Mass
attended by the Director General Wilkins Villanueva,
the Command Group and the PDEA Directors,
officials and personnel.
Secretary Cuy of DDB (left) with DG Villanueva (right) during PDEA Wreath-Laying Ceremony
PDEA Thanksgiving Mass attended by DG Villanueva and other PDEA officials and personnel
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PDEA Christmas
Celebration
The Agency celebrates this Yuletide Season with a Lighting together with Assistant Secretary Gregorio
thankful heart for the safety and protection of its Pimentel, Deputy Director General for Operations;
personnel, and for the victory and success amidst Director Randy Pedroso, Officer-in-Charge, “Let the spirit of Christmas instill in us the hope
the ongoing pandemic. Deputy Director General for Administration; PDEA in the attainment of our mandate, the faith in
Directors, Officials and personnel at the PDEA achieving our goals, standing proud armed with
PDEA Director General Wilkins M Villanueva leads flagpole area, in Quezon City on December 1, 2020. compassion and love as we face new challenges
the Yuletide Kick-Off Ceremony Christmas Tree in the ongoing war against illegal drugs”
- Director General Wilkins M Villanueva.
Director General Wilkins Villanueva, together with the Command Group composed of OIC, ODDGA Randy Pedroso, DDGO Gregorio Pimentel and Chief of Staff Charlene Magdu-
rulang and the PDEA Directors, opens the Agency celebration of the Yuletide Season with the PDEA Christmas Tree lighting.
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PDEA DIRECTORY OF REGIONAL OFFICES PDEA RO VIII
PDEA Bldg., Government Center,
PDEA RO 1 Candahug, Palo, Leyte
Camp Diego Silang, Carlatan, Telephone: 053- 8325072
San Fernando City, La Union Email: ro8@pdea.gov.ph
Hotlines: 0917-5407320 / 0908-4851364
Email: ro1@pdea.gov.ph PDEA RO IX
Upper Calarian, Zamboanga City
PDEA RO 2 Telephone: 062-9555416
Dalan Na Pagayaya, Email: ro9@pdea.gov.ph
Regional Government Center,
Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan PDEA RO X
Telephone: 078-3046693 2F Don Gregorio Pelaez Sports Complex,
Email: ro2@pdea.gov.ph Don Velez, Cagayan de Oro City
Telephone: 088-8572279
PDEA RO 3 Email: ro10@pdea.gov.ph
Diosdado Macapagal
Regional Government Center, PDEA RO XI
City of San Fernando, Pampanga Camp Captain Domingo E.
Telephone: 045-6491008 Leonor San Pedro St., Davao City
Email: ro3@pdea.gov.ph Hotline: 0947-3930883 / 0933-1481387
Email: ro11@pdea.gov.ph
PDEA RO 4A
Camp Vicente Lim, PDEA RO XII
Calamba City, Laguna Bulaong Rd., Camp Fermin G. Lira Jr.,
Telephone: 049-8341304 General Santos City
Email: ro4a@pdea.gov.ph Telephone: 083-5540022
PDEA RO MIMAROPA
Brgy. Santa Isabel, PDEA RO XIII
Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro PDEA Building, Provincial Hospital Compound
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FLYLEAF

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 i

47 DESTRUCTION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS AND CONTROLLED CHEMICALS

• 34,752 anti-drug operations conducted • 1,669 regulatory permits and 10,677

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 3

Creation of the Vision

Created on June 7, 2002 through Republic Act

UNDERSECRETARY WILKINS M VILLANUEVA, MPA, CESE

DG Wilkins Villanueva presides over the ICAD Meeting

LOGISTICS LEGAL AND PROSECUTION

PDEA ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND

PREVENTIVE EDUCATION AND

Figure No. 2: PDEA Strategy Map

REDUCED DRUG AFFECTATION IN THE COUNTRY

PDEA K9 Unit MISSION

Refresher Activity Procurement of Green Dogs

projects which are geared towards successful anti- 18%

PDEA General Appropriations Act FY 2020

The locally grown cannabis or marijuana and the

Shabu is sold at the average price of Php6,800 per

Trafficking of Illegal Drugs

Critical Areas In The Area Date/ Period Covered Seized Drugs

1. Seriously affected – reported presence of any of the

2. Moderately affected – reported presence of drug pusher/s

Program (BDCP) barangays were declared drug-cleared, leading

Supply Reduction Efforts Table No. 4: High-Impact Operations Conducted, FY 2020

During the year, two (2) clandestine shabu

Table No. 5: Marijuana Eradication Operations for FY 2020

Table No. 9: Foreign Nationals Arrested in FY 2020

Table No. 8: High-Value Targets Arrested for FY 2020

Through the cooperation between PDEA and Financial Asset Php1,087,294,146.92

On August 21, 2020, PDEA conducted the first

Dangerous Drugs and CPECs Volume

How to Report Illegal Drug Activities

*In case your identity is compromised, we will provide security assistance, as

IMKW is a 24/7 platform that provides round-the-

Since its launching on June 15, 2020 to December

A high-value target reported to IMKW was arrested on October 9, 2020

Advocacy Campaign Online platform and limited face-to-face lecture

Table No. 13: Demand Reduction Activities Conducted, FY 2020

Lectures, Seminars, Symposia, and Guest

As of the year end, PSBS has rescued 108 children,

As of December 31, 2020, 193 Balay Silangan

The Supply Reduction Committee welcomes its

PDEA also continues to strengthen its partnership

On September 23, 2020, PDEA signs MOA with Presidential Communication

Training on International Criminal Investigation conducted in Tokyo, Japan.

Table No.16: Foreign Trainings Participated by PDEA Personnel

The certification is a proof that the Agency,

Meeting with DG Villanueva in preparation for the 4th Surveillance Audit.

PDEA ISO 4th Surveillance Audit

A solemn wreath-laying ceremony was held in

- Director General Wilkins M Villanueva.

PDEA RO VII PDEA NCR

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL FOR OPERATIONS

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL FOR ADMINISTRATION

PLANS AND OPERATIONS SERVICE