Son La: Two men caught with four bricks of heroin

Two men have been arrested in the northern mountainous province of Son La by local police for drug trafficking.
Son La: Two men caught with four bricks of heroin ảnh 1The two traffickers (left and right) and the heroin bricks at the police station (Photo: VNA)

Son La (VNA) - Two men have been arrested in the northern mountainous provinceof Son La by local police for drug trafficking.

Giang AVa, 30, from Nam Ty, Son La’s Song Ma district, and Lau A Cu, 23, from Xa Dung,Dien Bien Dong district of Dien Bien province, were caught at Chieng Chung in MaiSon district while trading four bricks of heroin.

The pairconfessed to purchasing the heroin from a man, whose identity remains unknown,near the border with Laos in Xa Dung, with the aim of selling the drug.

Police areinvestigating the case further./.
VNA

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