
Cambodia: Three Factory Workers Detained for Drug Trafficking and Possession of Improvised Firearms
Three factory workers have been arrested and detained in Kampong Chhnang province, Cambodia, on charges of illegal drug trafficking and possession of improvised firearms. Seized items included crystal methamphetamine and a homemade gun. The operation took place in a factory area within the province.
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