The Maldives Police Service and Maldives Customs Service seized over 16.69 kilogrammes of illicit substances within 72 hours, which the Minister of Homeland Security and Technology said has a street value of around MVR 21.6 million. Police recorded 410 narcotics-related cases this year, with 130 in March alone, and the government plans to mandate tracking devices on all marine vessels to curb trafficking.
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In a related incident on Sunday, two individuals were detained in Majeedhee Magu, suspected of peddling.
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confiscating over 16.69 kilogrammes of illicit substances within 72 hours
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The seized narcotics, as per the Minister of Homeland Security and Technology, Ali Ihusaan, hold a street value of around MVR 21.6 million.
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The police have recorded a total of 410 narcotics-related cases this year, with a staggering 130 cases reported in March alone.
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The police have recorded a total of 410 narcotics-related cases this year, with a staggering 130 cases reported in March alone.
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The Maldives Police Service and Maldives Customs Service have conducted a series of successful operations, confiscating over 16.69 kilogrammes of illicit substances within 72 hours.
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