Massive Shabu Haul: P1.17 Billion Worth of Drugs Found by Fishermen

Fishermen's Unexpected Haul: P1.17 Billion Worth of Suspected Shabu Found in Pangasinan Pangasinan, Philippines – In a surprising turn of events, local fishermen stumbled upon a massive haul of suspected shabu, valued at a staggering P1.17 billion, while fishing off the coast of Pangasinan. The discovery was made on June 6th, 2025, and immediately reported to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). The PCG swiftly responded, seizing the drugs and launching an investigation. "We are currently investigating the origin and intended destination of these drugs," stated a PCG official in an interview. "This is a significant seizure, and we are committed to bringing those responsible to justice." Images from the video show numerous packages of suspected shabu, which were initially found in sacks floating in the water. The video also includes footage of the fishermen handing over the evidence to the Coast Guard. The sheer scale of the discovery underscores the ongoing challenges faced by the Philippines in combating drug trafficking. The incident follows similar recent discoveries of suspected shabu in Bataan, raising concerns about a potential pattern of drug smuggling via sea routes. Authorities are working to determine if there is a connection between these events and are emphasizing collaboration with the public to combat this issue. The PCG commended the fishermen for their vigilance and responsible actions in reporting their discovery. This collaborative effort highlights the importance of community involvement in maintaining public safety and security.