Colombian Army Seizes 11.6 Tons of Marijuana in Operation in Southern Putumayo
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The Colombian Army seized more than 11.6 tons of marijuana during an operation carried out in a rural area of the municipality of Puerto Asis, in the Amazon department of Putumayo, one of the biggest drug trafficking coups in that area, the institution reported on Saturday. Colombian Army entry seizes 11.6 tons of marijuana in operation in southern Putumayo was first published in Proceso Digital.
The National Police and the National Army seized more than 10 tons of marijuana in a rural area of the municipality of Puerto Asís, Putumayo, in an operation that impacted the finances of the Organized Armed Group Comandos de Frontera by more than 7.5 billion pesos and prevented the distribution of more than one million doses in international markets. The operation was carried out within the framework of the "United Against the Illicit Drug Syst…
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