960 kilograms of drugs incinerated in Buenos Aires in anti-narcotics operation
Authorities burned 640 kilograms of ketamine, 183 kilograms of marijuana and 137 kilograms of cocaine, resulting from 13 Federal Court investigations in Buenos Aires City.
960 kilograms of drugs incinerated in Buenos Aires in anti-narcotics operation
A total of 960 kilograms of narcotics were destroyed in Buenos Aires City as part of a judicial action against drug trafficking. The incineration included 640 kilograms of ketamine, 183 kilograms of marijuana and 137 kilograms of cocaine, according to Cadena 3 Argentina.
The seized drugs resulted from 13 investigations conducted by the Federal Court based in the Argentine capital. The destruction of the narcotics represents a significant blow to the illegal drug trade in the region.
The confiscated ketamine made up the largest portion of the seized haul, far exceeding the volumes of marijuana and cocaine. This type of substance, originally used as a veterinary anaesthetic, has gained presence in the local illicit market in recent years.
The operations that led to these seizures are part of the investigative work routinely carried out by the Federal Court regarding complex crimes related to drug trafficking within Buenos Aires City.
Source: Google News AR — Buenos Aires