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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

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DATE OF ARREST

ARRESTED AGENCY

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

NATIONALITY

QUANTITY & TYPE OF DRUGS SEIZED

1

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

06.01.2010

PNB (BIA)

Pakistani - 01

392g of Heroin

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2

10.01.2010

PNB

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

Pakistani - 01

488g of Heroin

3

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

19.01.2010

PNB

Maldivian - 01

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

09Kg 474g of Heroin

4

28.01.2010

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

BIA Customs

Iranian - 01

09Kg 010g of Amphetamine

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

5

10.02.2010

BIA Customs

Pakistani - 03

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

720g of Heroin

6

16.02.2010

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

PNB (BIA)

Pakistani -01

938g of Heroin

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

7

10.03.2010

BIA Customs

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Police Narcotic Bureau - Foreigners arrested in Sri Lanka for drug offences in 2010

Pakistani - 01

560g of Heroin

8

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