Now the threat of drug dealers, the prisoners remain in jail if you want to live

Critical criticisms of Philippine President Rodrigo Dutte's various activities and remarks that came to power with the promise of eliminating illegal drug trade and gang-related crimes in the country. But he does not care about this. He told the detained drug dealers, who said that if you want to survive, then it will be better to stay in jail.

According to a report by The Independent and ABC, in a speech in Manila on Tuesday, Criticism against the people who created wealth by engaging in drug trade in Philippine President Rodrigo Dutter's Cebu province. At the time of the threat he said, 'If I was someone like you, I used to stay in jail. Want to live longer? Stay in prison. '
He cautioned, 'Find the way you can stay in jail more often if needed, but do not get out of that place anyway. That will bring good to you.

Rodrigo failed to mention Dutter, although he failed to mention anyone, who pointed out to those who became wealthy by drug trade. He said, 'You know, if I was a member of your party, then I was in prison. If you want to survive, stay in the prison. "He also said, do not leave the prison. It will not be good for you.Earlier, Philippine President Rodrigo Dutter threatened to throw bombs in the house of drug dealers. He also said that if the allegation of involvement in drug trade against his own son is true, he would not hesitate to kill him himself.

President Rodrigo Dutte announced the war against drug after the Philippine takeover almost two years ago. His war was against illegal drugs. Police does not know the exact number of people killed in this war
Suspected drug addicts and vendor bodies were found lying in the dark, under the bridge and in the dump pile. Many times the body of the deceased is written on the cardboard, 'I am a drunk. Do not like me. '

It is believed that the number of people killed in this war against drugs is more than four thousand. In the custody of the police, the drug dealers are losing their lives in the infamous drug trade. One mayor Rolando Espinosa was shot dead in police custody.

There is a smog on the number of people killed in the Philippines drug haul. There are separate statistics on the number of people killed in human rights groups, press and police. The government itself has said that the number of drug-related killings was more than 20,000 from July 2016. Of these 16,355 killings are under investigation and 3,997 killings have occurred in police operations.