At about 20:30 on Friday 30 October 2026, personnel from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency’s Seaport Interdiction Unit–Batangas inspected parcels at a courier hub in Barangay San Vicente, San Pedro City, Laguna, with a narcotics detection dog.[1][2][3]

The dog alerted handlers to packages bound for shipment.[1][2] Agents recovered 28 transparent sachets and 12 resealable sachets of suspected dried marijuana, a heat-sealed bag of suspected high-grade marijuana known as kush, two suspected marijuana brownies and a vape cartridge believed to contain marijuana oil.[1][2][3][4] PDEA put the total at about 250 grams with an estimated value of PHP 30,000.[1][2]

The seized material was taken to PDEA Regional Office 4A for documentation and inventory.[1][2][3][4] The agency said investigators were tracing who sent the parcels and where they were headed, and had not announced any arrests or charges.[1][2][3]