Truth and Justice Coalition joins DBB in war on drugs

Philippine News Agency

Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) Commissioner Greco Belgica.

MANILA — Truth and Justice Coalition (TJC) has partnered with the Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) to beef up the Duterte administration’s intensified anti-illegal drug and corruption efforts.

The memorandum of agreement was signed between Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) Commissioner and TJC President Greco Belgica and DBB chairperson Secretary Catalino Cuy at the DDB headquarters in Quezon City on Thursday.

Under the agreement, TJC will assist DDB by gathering and submitting reports and/or evidence to the DDB pertaining to individuals involved in illegal drugs.

TJC will also support programs and undertakings of DDB meant to promote the anti-drug campaign of the government.

On the other hand, the DDB will entertain, receive and act upon all pertinent information and reports referred by TJC regarding illegal drug cases.

TJC is a nongovernment organization established by Belgica and Senator-elect Christopher “Bong” Go which aims to assist the government in its fight against illegal drugs and corruption.

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