Police told the court that body scans of two Nepali nationals accused of drug smuggling into the Maldives showed 89 drug bullets concealed in one person's body and 53 in the other. The court granted a second remand extension, ordering the pair held in custody for 30 additional days.
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Police who responded at the scene reported that 89 drug bullets had been found concealed in his body.
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A body scan showed foreign bodies concealed in her body, with police reporting finding 53 drug bullets.
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As a second extension of their remand, the court has ordered them held in custody for 30 additional days.
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As a second extension of their remand, the court has ordered them held in custody for 30 additional days.
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Police revealed in court that body scans conducted on two Nepali nationals accused of smuggling drugs into Maldives have show 89 drug bullets concealed in the body of one individual, and 53 in the other.
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A urine test also showed him positive for use of cocaine.
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