POLICE and anti-drug enforcement agents uprooted P3.6 million worth of fully grown marijuana plants in two remote villages in Tampakan town, South Cotabato, a police official said Friday.
Capt. Juncint Aput, Tampakan police chief, said around 12,000 marijuana plants were discovered on a 1.5-hectare land near the boundary of Danlag and Tablu villages on Thursday afternoon.
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