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Tunisia-Congo:arrest of 3 Tunisians accused of drug manufacturing

The Congolese police presented to the press and to the authorities of the city of Kinshasa, Thursday, August 26, people speculated of producing the drug called “Bombé”. This is about 100 people.

According to city authorities and the police, those implicated will be sent to the Kanyama Kasese National Service Center.
The deputy divisional commissioner of the police in the city of Kinshasa, Sylvano Kasongo, stipulates that this operation took place in different communes of the capital, in particular in Kalamu, Bandalungwa and Kinshasa. “The big blow was carried out in a commune of Ngaliema, where a plant was discovered that hatches a drug called ‘Bombé’,. It is headed by a Tunisian. We have dismantled this network, ”indicates an investigator.
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