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Abella pointed out the ads tackle in “bite sizes” what the Duterte administration wants to address, that is, the depth of the drug menace that he described as “pandemic”.
A premier indie film director, Mendoza said he came up with the concept of the ads that showcase how substance abuse affects the relationships among family members.
“Ayaw natin maapektuhan ang pamilya dahil sa droga (We don’t want the family to be affected by drugs),” he said.
Two of the ads last 2 minutes and 30-second ads and are for the social media. Four are for TV and last 30 seconds while there are two audio versions for radio.
Mendoza said he wants to influence the Filipino people through these ads by touching the hearts of the viewer on the dangers of illegal drug use.
PCOO chief Secretary Martin Andanar said the country’s giant networks, radio stations, and operators of cinemas have offered to allot free time slots for these ads from this month until December.
In a press briefing at the Davao International Container Terminal aired live over DZMM Friday, President Rodrigo R. Duterte said he is unfazed by the growing criticisms from the international community over his drug war.
“I am not the president of the international community. I am the president of this country. … For all that they can always talks and talk. I am invoking sovereignty,” he said.
He said criticism bother him “not a bit” because there is a crisis in the Philippines with 3.6 million Filipinos who have figured in drugs according to the Philippine National Police.
He vowed that he will address the drug menace within the limited resources of government.
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