Indonesia Drug Bust
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Indonesian authorities seized 2.6 tons of liquid methamphetamine from a Tanzanian-flagged ship, arresting 10 individuals in one of the nation's largest drug busts. The operation highlights significant challenges in combating international drug trafficking.
Indonesia busts 2.6 tons of liquid meth in major drug seizure, 10 arrested
Indonesia has conducted one of its largest-ever drug seizures, intercepting 2.6 tons of liquid methamphetamine concealed within a Tanzanian-flagged vessel. The operation led to the arrest of ten crew members, all reportedly from Myanmar. The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) received intelligence about a ship traveling from Sarawak through the Andaman Sea, suspected of carrying drugs to Indonesia. I…
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