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DRI recovers drugs worth Rs 20 crore from whiskey bottles at Mumbai airport

The gross weight of 2 bottles with liquid cocaine is approx 3.5 kg, the DRI said

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The cocaine was being brought in liquor bottles. Pic/ DRI

The cocaine was being brought in liquor bottles. Pic/ DRI

The officials of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) in Mumbai recovered cocaine worth around Rs. 20 crore from Mumbai airport, the DRI said in a press release issued on Thursday.

It said that based on specific intelligence developed by the officers of the DRI learnt that some narcotic substance is being smuggled into the country by a passenger who is traveling from Lagos via Addis Ababa and was scheduled to arrive in Mumbai on November 24. Following the inputs, the surveillance was mounted by a team of DRI officers at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport Mumbai.

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