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HCM City police seize over 200 kilos of drugs in first two months

Police in Ho Chi Minh City raided three drug trafficking rings in the first two months of 2021 and seized 217 kilogrammes of different drugs.
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HCMCity (VNA) - Police in Ho Chi Minh City raided three drugtrafficking rings in the first two months of 2021 and seized 217 kilogrammes of differentdrugs.

Accordingto city police, it detected the three drug trafficking rings from Cambodia toHCM City early in the year.

OnJanuary 30 it arrested three suspects and 22 kilos of meth. One day later, it seizedan additional four suspects and 50 more kilos of meth.

OnFebruary 2, the city police captured four other suspects and seized 14 bricksof heroin. After examining the residence of the suspects, they seized an additional90 bricks of heroin, about 100,000 ecstasy tablets, 70 kilos of meth, 5 kilosof ketamine, and 35 bullets, and apprehended two other suspects.

Furtherinvestigations are underway./.
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