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Mumbai: DRI recovers cocaine worth Rs 8 crore hidden in Tanzanian’s stomach
Updated On: 11 August, 2021 09:06 AM IST | Mumbai | Vishal Singh
On Monday, the NCB arrested a Mozambique citizen – Fumo Emanubhav Zedekumsala – and recovered 70 capsules of cocaine worth Rs 10 crore from his stomach

A total of 65 capsules of cocaine were found in her stomach
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) Mumbai has arrested a Tanzanian woman and recovered cocaine worth Rs 8 crore from her. While part of the drug was found in her bag, she had concealed the remaining in capsules in her stomach. In total, she was carrying 810 gms of the drug. On Monday, the NCB arrested a Mozambique citizen – Fumo Emanubhav Zedekumsala – and recovered 70 capsules of cocaine worth Rs 10 crore from his stomach.
According to DRI, Tanzanian national Kitewana Wardah Ramadhani was travelling from Dar-e-Salam to Mumbai via Addis Ababa. DRI officials apprehended her at the airport based on intelligence input. A personal search led to the recovery of 160 gms of cocaine.
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