Myanmar's navy seizes over 1.4 million stimulant tablets in western state


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YANGON: Myanmar's naval authorities have seized 1.478 million stimulant tablets in western Myanmar's Rakhine state, the state-run daily The Mirror, citing police sources, reported on Saturday (Sept 28).

The narcotics were confiscated in Kyaukphyu township of Rakhine state on Monday after local authorities, including Myanmar navy personnel, intercepted a motorboat, the report said.

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