50 tonnes of drug precursors seized in raid
An official raid operation has seized 50 tonnes of chemical precursors, estimated to be enough to make 1.1 billion speed pills, from a warehouse in Samut Prakan’s Phra Pradaeng district.
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At least 4 ‘agents’ in Singapore bought babies from Indonesian trafficking ring, suspect tells Bandung court
The suspected ring leader of the alleged syndicate claimed at least 12 babies were sent to Singapore for adoption for between S$17,000 and S$21,600 per child.
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Warning millions of UK households missing out on energy bill support as debt climbs to £7bn
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Claims grow of BMA ‘hidden network of influence’
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Speaker comes under scrutiny
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