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Covid creating more mules: Out of work seafood trader arrested with nearly 400 kilos of ganja

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Picture: Daily News

 

The navy in Nakhon Panom proudly showed off 398 kilos of high grade marijuana worth around 5 million baht.

 

It would be sold for 20,000 baht a kilo abroad. 

 

Arrested transporting it was a family man called Sophon Kleua-yu who was a seafood trader.

 

He had lost his work because of the pandemic and wanted to help his family so he accepted a friend's advice and an offer of 50,000 baht to move the drugs.

 

Daily News reported that in 140 seizures the authorities had seized nine tone of ganja, 45 million yaba pills and 4 tons of ice. 

 

Increasingly the drugs lords are using out of work people affected by the Covid-19 crisis to move their product. 

 

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This guy wasn't a mule, he's an angel from heaven. His shipment could have brought some relief to so many people idled and worried by the poor foresight of the Khaki Klowns.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

It would be sold for 20,000 baht a kilo abroad. 

 

So, how much is it going to be sold for now???

 

 

Luckily 100 shipments reached their destinations when the idiots in uniform where pretending to do their $hlt rats job...

 

 

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