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CAMBODIA: Cops seize more than one tonne of meth
Military Police in Preah Vihear province on Saturday cracked down on a cross-border drug trafficking and seized more than 1,000 kilogrammes of methamphetamine and an SUV from a group of suspected drug traffickers in Chhep district near the Cambodia-Laos border.
Colonel Duong Saroeun, the Deputy Chief of the Provincial Anti-Drug Department in Preah Vihear province, said yesterday that about 11.30pm on Saturday a group of suspected drug traffickers were transporting drugs in a SUV car across the Cambodia-Laos border into Chhep district.
Military Police in Preah Vihear province on Saturday cracked down on a cross-border drug trafficking and seized more than 1,000 kilogrammes of methamphetamine and an SUV from a group of suspected drug traffickers in Chhep district near the Cambodia-Laos border.
Colonel Duong Saroeun, the Deputy Chief of the Provincial Anti-Drug Department in Preah Vihear province, said yesterday that about 11.30pm on Saturday a group of suspected drug traffickers were transporting drugs in a SUV car across the Cambodia-Laos border into Chhep district.
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MYANMAR: Are Min Aung Hlaing’s days numbered?
There are growing signs that Myanmar’s military supremo could be heading for oblivion as support for his leadership falls even among backers of his coup
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SINGAPORE: Former nurse to be charged over stealing patients’ bank card details to make unauthorised transactions
SINGAPORE – A former nurse who allegedly stole banking details from patients in his care will be charged in court with cheating, theft and unauthorised access to computer material, among others.
The man, 23, was a Woodlands Health nurse deployed to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital at the time of the offence, police said in a statement on Jan 21.
He was arrested after a former patient at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital discovered multiple unauthorised transactions made using his bank card details and lodged a police report.
THAILAND: THAILAND: Concrete progress sought as southern Thailand peace talks gear up
A soldier guards a jetty in Southern Thailand. PHOTO: THE STAR
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ANN/THE STAR – After almost a year of silence, the Southern Thailand Peace Dialogue Process, facilitated by Malaysian Chief Facilitator Zulkifli Zainal Abidin, is set to resume next month, fuelling hopes for “concrete” development to end the decades-old conflict.
The peace talks had been stalled as Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN), the most influential armed group in the south, announced a suspension of talks pending the May 14 General Election and the forming of a new government, last year.
In an interview with Thai PBS in Bangkok recently, Zulkifli expressed hope that the next round of peace dialogue scheduled for February in Kuala Lumpur would set the agenda and objectives for the peace process.
In the upcoming meeting, Zulkifli said he would elucidate the endgame of the peace dialogue to BRN “to digest, discuss, and make decisions”.
“I am optimistic that something concrete will happen this year. However, whether we can sign a peace agreement depends on the appetite of both sides.headlines:
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