
Nearly 34kg of Dried Cannabis Seized at Cambodia's International Airport, Traveler Detained
Cambodian authorities have seized nearly 34 kilograms of dried cannabis from a traveler's suitcase at Techo International Airport as the individual attempted to depart the country. The suspect has been detained, highlighting ongoing efforts against drug smuggling.
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