Tunisia: Cocaine seized at Tunis-Carthage airport

By R

| 19 juillet 2019

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Customs services at Tunis-Carthage International Airport busted a Tunisian national with 19 cocaine capsules weighting 253 grams. The narcotics were cunningly concealed in the man luggage. The man was travelling from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, after a delay in Casa Blanca in Morocco, said a customs source.

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