The Mauritian police have made a significant seizure of 1.5 tonnes of cannabis and hashish, valued at Rs 2.7 billion, in a recent operation. The drugs were found on a yacht that had arrived from Thailand. Authorities are now investigating to determine if this large haul of narcotics is linked to the troubles that occurred in the country from October 13 to 19. The police are working to establish if there is any connection between the arrival of the drugs and the unrest during that period.
The troubles in Mauritius from October 13 to 19 had caused significant concern among citizens and authorities. While the exact causes of the disturbances are still being studied, the seizure of the large quantity of drugs has raised questions about the potential role of narcotics in fueling the unrest. The Mauritian police are urging anyone with information about the drugs or their connection to the troubles to come forward.
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Key points
- The Mauritian police seized 1.5 tonnes of cannabis and hashish worth Rs 2.7 billion in a recent operation.
- Authorities are investigating a possible link between the seized drugs and recent troubles in the country.
- Former Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam is set to attend the Commonwealth and Paris Peace Forum to discuss international issues.
