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October 2020 OCTOBER 2020 Regional Director Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency BARMNM BALAY SILANGAN Onsite inspection On October 01, 2020, PDEA BARMM REGIONAL DIRECTOR JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN together with personnel, MLGOO and MLGOO Edgardo Padolina MILG ADAC Focal had an ocular inspection of Balay Silangan Site at the Municipality of Ampatuan, Maguindanao. Further, PDEA BARMM personnel conducted a short briefing to the personnel of Municipality of Ampatuan for the preparatory requirements for the inauguration of the established reformation center. Roll out of Omnibus Guidelines on Barangay Drug Clearing Program On October 01, 2020, PDEA BARMM Regional Director JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN gave a message of support and commitment to Datu Abdullah Sangki LGU and line agencies and discussed the national drug situation during roll out on Barangay Drug Clearing Program which was presided by MAYOR DATU PAX ALI. MANGUDADATU, MADAC Chairman held at Campo Cuatro Elementary School Gymnasium, Talisawa, Datu Abdullah Sangki,Maguindanao. October 05, 2020 JOINT SPECIAL COUNCILS MEETING (PADAC, PPOC and Local Task Force on COVID-19) PDEA BARMM Regional Director JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN attended the Joint Special Council Meeting on Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse Council meeting which was spearheaded by HON GOVERNOR BAI MARIAM SANGKI- MANGUDADATU held at Provincial Capitol, Buluan, Maguindanao On October 7, 2020, BARMM Regional Director JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN together with IAV Naïve I, Maguindanao Provincial Officer, Chief, Regional Intelligence Officer, RBDCO and BDCP Team conducted seminar/workshop on Barangay Drug Clearing Program which was graced by Hon. Mayor Salik P. Mamasabulod, Municipal Mayor of Pagalungan, Maguindanao held at Municipal Gymnasium, Pagalungan, Maguindanao. MARINE BATTALION LANDING TEAM (MBLT-2) 48TH Activation Day On October 10, 2020, PDEA BARMM DIRECTOR JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN attended the 48TH Activation Day of the Marine Battalion Landing Team 2 (MBLT-2) led by LTCOL ALIUODDIN U. POLA, Commanding Officer which was graced by ATTY. NAGUIB G. SINARIMBO, MILG Minister as Guest of Honor and Speaker held at Marine Battalion, Rosary Heights 9, Cotabato City. On Oct. 13, 2020 PDEA BARMM REGIONAL DIRECTOR JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN together with PO IAV NAIVE I and BDCP team conducted an orientation on the on Omnibus Guidelines on Barangay Drug Clearing Program to local officials of Municipality of Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao to include from the 8 barangay chairmen and its BADAC members and other line agencies from PNP, AFP, MILG, MSWD and MADAC officials. October 14, 2020 Regional Director JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN together with PO IAV NAIVE I and BDCP team conducted Roll out on Omnibus Guidelines the local officials of Municipality of Datu Piang, Maguindanao to include from the sixteen (16) barangay chairmen and its BADAC members and other line agencies from PNP, AFP, MILG, MHO, DepEd, MSWD, and MADAC officials. October 15, 2020 “ PDEA BARMM Destroys more than eight -million worth of “Shabu” In compliance with the order of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte and the PDEA Director General Wilkins M. Villanueva, the PDEA BARMM led by Regional Director Juvenal Blanquera Azurin destroyed more or less 8-million worth of dangerous drugs particularly “ shabu ” in a ceremony held in a Private Plant in Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao and personally witnessed by LGU Officials, Media, Judiciary, Prosecution and Civil Society Organizations. Personnel of Regional Crime Laboratory led by PLTCOL Rolando Caleyo, Chief Chemist also actively participated in the said event. On October 19, 2020 PDEA BARMM Regional Director JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN together with PO IAV NAIVE I and BDCP team conducted Rolll out on Omnibus Guidelines the local officials of Municipality of Datu Montawal, Maguindanao to include from the eleven (11) barangay chairperson and its BADAC members and other line agencies from PNP, AFP, MILG, MHO, DepEd, MSWD and MADAC officials. 23 Barangays Declared as Drug-Cleared and 10 Drug-Free in Lanao Del Sur BARANGAY DRUG CLEARING PROGRAM On October 21-22, 2020, PDEA Regional Director JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN convened and presided the 3rd Regional Oversight Committee meeting on Dangerous Drugs/Assessment and Validation of candidate barangays in the Province of Lanao Del Sur together with the representative from MILG Region BARMM LGOOVII SOHRA C BASIR; representative from PNP PROBAR PLTCOL ROMEL A NACIONGAYO OIC-RCADD; DR. EHSAN D PAUDAC Head, NCD Cluster of MOH BARMM, representative from Provincial Government of Lanao Del Sur ZHAYRAH MASTURA AMPUAN PADAC Focal/Public Relation Officer held at Plaza Alemania Hotel, Iligan City, Lanao Del Norte. INAUGURATION OF BALAY SILANGAN REFORMATION CENTER COTABATO CITY, October 28, 2020, DIRECTOR JUVENAL BLANQUERA AZURIN together with Mayor Engr. Maroup Ampatuan led the inauguration of the Balay Silangan Reformation Center held at Barangay Poblacion II, Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao..
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