PHThe Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) has allocated PHP5 million to the city government of Iriga in Camarines Sur to build its first community-based drug rehabilitation center. The facility will be located at the New Government Center 2 in Barangay Sta. Elena. DDB Executive Director Earl P. Saavedra presented the funding to Mayor Rex C. Oliva during a ceremony. The center aims to provide a health-focused approach to drug rehabilitation, emphasizing treatment and community support over punitive measures. It will address underlying issues like poverty and trauma, while also serving as a hub for prevention education and advocacy. The city pledged to use the funds transparently and efficiently, aligning with broader anti-drug initiatives such as drug testing for employees, existing rehabilitation facilities, and livelihood programs for recovering individuals.
Ocena pristranskosti (Sredina): The article presents a balanced overview of the funding allocation, highlighting both the DDB's perspective on health-centered drug rehabilitation and the city government's commitment to transparency and existing anti-drug initiatives. There is no evident bias toward either side of the political or药
