Thursday, August 26, 2010
Radio Australia News
Cambodian police say they have netted nearly 13 million smuggled flu tablets that could be used to make millions of illegal drug pills.
A man was arrested in connection with the tablets, seized Sunday at a warehouse near the northeastern border with Thailand.
The pills contain the active drug ingredient pseudo ephedrine, a precursor for methamphetamine and amphetamine
Cambodia has become a popular trafficking point for narcotics after Thailand toughened its stance on illegal drugs in 2002.
A man was arrested in connection with the tablets, seized Sunday at a warehouse near the northeastern border with Thailand.
The pills contain the active drug ingredient pseudo ephedrine, a precursor for methamphetamine and amphetamine
Cambodia has become a popular trafficking point for narcotics after Thailand toughened its stance on illegal drugs in 2002.
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