Cambodia seizes 1.5 tonnes of marijuana worth RM29.5mil


Big haul: A policeman holding packets of marijuana while (inset) the three suspected drug traffickers are escorted to the Anti-Drug Department in Phnom Penh. — AFP

PHNOM PENH: Cambodian police showed off a seizure of nearly 1.5 tonnes of marijuana worth more than US$7mil (RM29.5mil) packed into coffee bags, part of an ongoing drug crackdown in the country.

General Khieu Samon, head of the interior ministry’s anti-drug office, said 1,487kg of marijuana was seized on Friday in Phnom Penh during raids in which three Cambodians were arrested.

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