Indonesia Investigates Malaysian Firms in 1.16 Ton Drug Smuggling Case
Indonesian National Police announced an investigation into Malaysian companies suspected of involvement in the smuggling of 1.16 tons of narcotics. The full scope of the case and the identification of those involved are being urgently pursued.
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