MAPEH 10 – HEALTH

Lesson 3: Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of

2002 (R.A. 9165)

• was enacted and passed by the Senate and House

of Representatives on May 30,2002
• it was signed into law by President Gloria
Macapagal-Arroyo on January 23, 2002.

Dangerous Drugs Board

• the policy-making and strategy-formulating body in
the planning of formulation of policies and
programs on drug prevention and control

PDEA
• The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency was also
created under the Office of the President.
• It is the lead anti-drug law enforcement agency. It
is responsible for preventing, investigating, and
combating any dangerous drugs, controlled
precursors, and essential chemicals within the
Philippines
• It is headed by a Director General responsible for
the general administration and management of the
agency.

The following are the national services provided by the

PDEA:
1. Administrative Staff
a) Administrative and Human Resource
Services (AHRS)
b) Financial Management Services (FMS)
c) Logistics Management Services (LMS)
d) Internal Affairs Services (IAS)
2. Operational Staff
a) Intelligence and Investigating Services (IIS)
b) Plans and Operations Services (POS)
c) Legal and Prosecution Services (LPS)
d) Compliance Services (CS)
e) International Cooperation and Foreign
Affairs Services (ICFAS)
f) Preventive Education and Community
Involvement Services (PECIS)
g) Special Enforcement Services (SES)
h) Laboratory Services (LS)

Reference:
Muyot, F.R. et.al. (2018). MAPEH on the Go 10 K to 12 Edition.
Sunshine Interlinks Publishing House, Inc.