No matter what kind of conditions people are living in life, environmental health is the first place. Because the living environment hygiene or not related to human health. Even in prisons, such places should be clean and hygienic, even if the prisoner he also has the most basic human rights.
But prisons in the Philippines are not at all clean and hygienic, and they are often surrounded by old buildings such as dilapidated playgrounds or gymnasiums. There are no sanitation and hygiene personnel, and there is no periodic disinfection and inspection equipment, which makes it easy to breed germs in the Philippine prisons. According to incomplete statistics, two to three inmates in Philippine prisons are infected with diseases every day, and at least one dies. This is why Chinese personnel want to be taken back to their home countries to serve their sentences.
02 Poor Infrastructure
Because the economic situation of the Philippines does not allow them to build many prisons. And the prison facilities that are said to be built are poorly equipped. Many prisoners often sleep in the bathroom, or on the floor. There are very few lights inside the prisons. Inmates in the Philippines often purchase candles privately, which makes the fire hazard in Philippine prisons increase.
Inmates have a lot of free time every day, because there is not enough space and equipment for sports, inmates often organize violent activities inside the prison. The participants in these violent activities are mostly forced, and most of them are newcomers who have just entered the prison.
03Management system in place
We all know that the Philippines is characterized by three main features: drug trafficking, poverty, and corrupt governance. It is also because of the corrupt behavior of the Philippines that their country's laws are very unsound, especially in the prison management system. Their prisons are used to lock up prisoners who have violated Philippine laws.
Their prisons are not used to correct them. This has also led to the frequent local revolts of the people in the Philippines. It is also because of the poor system in the Philippines that allows some people to sell drugs and open gambling in the Philippines.
It is precisely because of these shortcomings in Philippine prisons that the 90 arrested Chinese have turned to the state for help. It is because of all these shortcomings that the 90 arrested Chinese turned to the state for help, hoping that the state would be able to get them out of that place of suffering.