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Hidden under vegetables

On Thai-Myanmar border: 5 million meth tablets and 70 kilograms of heroin seized

On May 14, the Thai police shot two Thai citizens, seizing 5 million methamphetamine tablets and 70 kilograms of heroin. The drugs were being transported from the eastern Shan State at the Thai-Myanmar border, into Thailand.

The drug traffickers had hidden the drugs under several loads of vegetables on their truck. When they were halted, the suspects exchanged fire with the Thai Narcotics team. A Thai official confirmed that the Thai-Chinese drug traffickers started shooting and were both killed by the police.

Source: bnionline.net

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