BOC seizes P366.65-M marijuana from yacht repaired at Subic port
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BOC seizes P366.65-M marijuana from yacht repaired at Subic port
The Bureau of Customs said that authorities have recovered a total of P366.65 million worth of high-grade marijuana or “kush” from a distressed yacht that was brought to Subic Bay for repairs.
More illegal drugs found in yacht at Port of Subic
Manila: Philippine authorities seized high-quality drugs worth a total of 366.65 million pesos (about RM23.6 million) from a damaged yacht and transported to Subic Bay, Luzon Island for repairs. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd Website developed by Gias Ul Hassan - Best Website Developer - WordPress Web Design - Custom Website [...] The post Philippine authorities found marijuana in a Malaysian crewed yacht, Thailand appeared first on Malay New…
More kush found in seized yacht; total value rises to P366-M
By Ferdinand Patinio MANILA – The Bureau of Customs (BOC) – Port of Subic in Zambales has uncovered an additional 109 packages of kush (high-quality marijuana) weighing approximately 123.91 kilograms and with an estimated street value of PHP204.44 million, following continuing inspection on a yacht previously subjected to enforcement action. In a news release on Saturday, […]
BOC SEIZED KUSH FROM SUBIC YACHT NOW WORTH P366M
The Bureau of Customs (BOC) – Port of Subic, in coordination with its law enforcement partners, uncovered an additional 109 packages of high-end kush weighing approximately 123.91 kilograms and with an estimated street value of ₱204.44 million, following a continuing stripping and inspection operation conducted on the same vessel previously subjected to enforcement action. The […]
The estimated street value of kush seized by the Bureau of Customs or BOC from a distressed sailing yacht at the Subic Bay Yacht Club in Zambales has reached ₱366.65 million. The post More than ₱366-M worth of kush seized from yacht in Subic first appeared on CLTV36.
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