P2.4-M worth marijuana plants uprooted, burned in Tabuk City | Inquirer News

P2.4-M worth marijuana plants uprooted, burned in Tabuk City

By: - Correspondent / @VillVisayaJrINQ
/ 11:01 AM August 06, 2022

TABUK CITY — Police and anti-drug agents in this city and in Kalinga province uprooted and burned some 12,000 fully-grown marijuana plants in a plantation site here on Thursday (August 4) and Friday (August 5).

The marijuana eradication operation was dubbed “Oplan:Lindol” by police and wa conducted in Sitio (sub-village) Binongsay in the village of Malin-awa.

Police Major Garry Gayamos, Kalinga police spokesperson, said the burned marijuana plants worth P2.4 million were uprooted at a 1.2-hectare plantation.

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No cultivators were arrested in the operation.

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“This operation was the result of the collaborative effort of the local law enforcement partners and with the public to provide information,” police said in a statement Saturday, August 6.

READ: Marijuana plants worth P23.4M destroyed in Kalinga

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