Mexican Navy reports 2-tonne cocaine bust off the coast of Chiapas

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Mexican Navy reports 2-tonne cocaine bust off the coast of Chiapas

The Mexican Navy reported Thursday that it had seized approximately 2 tonnes of suspected cocaine off the Pacific coast of the southern state of Chiapas. The Navy Ministry (SEMAR) said in a statement that naval personnel intercepted a boat with 55 packages containing around 2 tonnes of “white power with characteristics similar to cocaine.” The likely cocaine bust occurred near Barra Tonalá, located in northwestern Chiapas near the state’s border…

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Punto y Coma MX The estimated value of the seized drug amounts to $25 million, according to the Navy. The Secretariat of the Navy (Semar) reported the securing of 55 packages of cocaine, weighing approximately two tons, in the vicinity of Barra Tonalá, Chiapas. The seizure was achieved after a joint operation that included maritime, land and air deployment, after detecting two suspicious vessels. Operation coordinated by sea, air and land La Sem…

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Navy in Chiapas. There are already 26 tons of cocaine seized, 34 vessels, a semi-submersible, 80 engines, 60 thousand liters of fuel and about 150 detainees […] The entry Two boats with two tons of cocaine fall in Chiapas appeared first on RegeneraciónMX.

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The Secretariat of the Navy seized almost 2 tons of cocaine from the coasts of Chiapas that were transported in 55 packages. This was announced by the agency itself in a statement in which it explained that the alleged drug was secured in the vicinity of Barra Tonalá, Chiapas.

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The coordinated work of all areas of the Ministry of the Navy-Armed of Mexico (Semar) achieved the securing of a vessel that carried 55 packages made with suspected cocaine, weighing approximately two tons. The insurance was carried out in the vicinity of Barra Tonalá, Chiapas. The action was the result of an intelligence operation in which two suspicious minor vessels were detected and followed up. In order to maintain the rule of law at sea, m…