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Home›Sri Lanka Navy Seizes 92 Kg of Cannabis

April 10, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Sri Lanka Navy Seizes 92 Kg of Cannabis

A Sri Lankan naval ship attached to the Northern Naval Command on routine patrol arrested two persons with 92 kilograms of cannabis (Kerala Ganja). The illegal substance was being transferred in an FGD, in the seas north-west of Delft on April 9. The arrested persons with the items were handed over

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A Sri Lankan naval ship attached to the Northern Naval Command on routine patrol arrested two persons with 92 kilograms of cannabis (Kerala Ganja).

The illegal substance was being transferred in an FGD, in the seas north-west of Delft on April 9.

The arrested persons with the items were handed over to Delft Police for further investigations.

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Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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