Death and grief in Philippines' drugs war - Part 1

The video transcript describes the harsh realities faced by people living in a war-torn area under President Duterte's rule. It highlights the two main occupations: scavenging and drug dealing, and the nightly extrajudicial killings carried out by vigilante groups. Despite the violence, the President's drug war remains popular. Personal stories of individuals involved in the drug trade reveal their struggles and motivations.

What are the two main occupations mentioned in the first section?

• Farming and fishing

• Scavenging and drug dealing

• Teaching and nursing

• Construction and mining

What happens when the sun goes down in the area described?

• The shops open for business

• The police patrol the streets

• The killing starts

• The community gathers for a meeting

How many extrajudicial killings have occurred since July?

• Nearly 1000

• Nearly 3000

• Nearly 9000

• Nearly 6000

What is the public's perception of the president and his drug war?

• Unknown

• Indifferent

• Widely popular

• Widely unpopular

What does the woman in the final section do to support her family?

• She runs a small business

• She teaches at a school

• She sells meth

• She works in a factory