32kg of heroin bound for Australia seized at Bangkok Port


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BANGKOK, June 10 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Officers from the Narcotics Suppression Bureau and Customs Department on Friday found 32 kilos of heroin hidden inside boxes of pain-relief plasters as they were being readied for export to Australia.

The heroin seized had a street value of more than 200 million baht and was bound for Melbourne, Australia, the port’s director, Pol Colonel Narachpol Lertrachatapaphat, told a press conference on Saturday.

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