President Muizzu Declares War on Drugs: Death Penalty Proposed for Traffickers
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu declared a war on drugs, proposing the death penalty for importers and traffickers of narcotics. He instructed relevant institutions to study a bill to amend the Narcotics Act to include capital punishment, aiming to protect youth and create a drug-free society.
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu declared a war on drugs, proposing the death penalty for importers and traffickers of narcotics. He instructed relevant institutions to study a bill to amend the Narcotics Act to include capital punishment, aiming to protect youth and create a drug-free society.
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President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu declared a war on drugs, proposing the death penalty for importers and traffickers of narcotics. He instructed relevant institutions to study a bill to amend the Narcotics Act to include capital punishment, aiming to protect youth and create a drug-free society.
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