US and Sri Lankan agents bust Pakistan drug network, police say
What to know about US and Sri Lankan agents bust Pakistan drug network, police say
Sri Lanka's Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala told parliament that most of the illegal drugs originated in Afghanistan and Pakistan and were being smuggled into the island by sea.
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What happened
Sri Lanka's Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala told parliament that most of the illegal drugs originated in Afghanistan and Pakistan and were being smuggled into the island by sea.
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