Thus, said President Rodrigo R. Duterte during his speech at his recent visit here following the discovery of what is described as the biggest shabu laboratory in the Philippines once it is completed.
Duterte said he is eyeing the transformation of the unfinished mega shabu laboratory in Barangay Lacquios here into a reformatory center for drug surrenderees.
The president vowed to obtain P25 million to P50 million for the transformation of the mega shabu laboratory into a rehab center.
Duterte said the property where the laboratory was built is owned by a certain San Dey Chua who was last seen scaling the wall of the property as the raiding team moved in.
A team from the Philippine National Police and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency seized the laboratory in an operation last September 22.
The raiding team was able to confiscate one combustion tower set-up, one yellow motor star diesel generator, one blue industrial chiller, one set of power controller, seven industrial distillation set-up, and one reaction mixer.
According to Duterte, the laboratory equipment and apparatus have the capacity to produce 400 kilograms of shabu per day.
This was confirmed by government chemists.
