Over 23 kg of meth seized in border province Yunnan
KUNMING - Police in Southwest China's Yunnan province detained six suspects, including three from Myanmar, for cross-border drug trafficking and seized over 23.4 kg of methamphetamine, local authorities said Friday.
Police in Changning county under Baoshan city received a tip-off on May 14 that a group of Myanmar drug dealers planned to transport drugs via Lincang city to Kunming, capital of Yunnan, for sale. A task force was sent to Yun county under Lincang city to investigate the case.
Around 10:00 pm on the same day, police caught six suspects, including three from Myanmar, and seized an off-road vehicle and a minicar at a gas station in Yun county. A total of 42 packages of methamphetamine were seized from the backpack and handbag in the trunk of the minicar.
Further investigation is underway.
Yunnan is a major front in China's war on drugs, as it borders the Golden Triangle known for drug production and trafficking.
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