PoliticsPhilippine business bankrolls Duterte's anti-drug crusade
'The Punisher' unveils a softer side to his ferocious war on illegal substances
President Rodrigo Duterte, left, checks out accommodation in a new drug rehabilitation center at Fort Magsaysay north of Manila on Nov. 29 with Cabinet Secretary Jun Evasco.
CLIFF VENZON, Nikkei staff writer
December 2, 2016 23:22 JST
MANILA -- Five months since formally assuming power and launching a deadly anti-narcotics campaign that has claimed around 5,000 lives, President Rodrigo Duterte on Nov. 29 inaugurated the country's largest drug rehabilitation center at a military camp north of the capital.