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Indonesian youth arrested with cocaine inside stomach at Guwahati Airport

First Published: 15th May, 2024 19:36 IST

Based on specific intel, police go to know that the Indonesian youth was in possession of drugs.

A foreign national was today arrested at the Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport after he was found to be in possession of contraband.

As per sources, the youth from Jakarta identified as Rein Hart Sirait, was arrested upon his arrival at the airport. Based on specific intel, police go to know that the Indonesian youth was in possession of drugs. Upon checking, it was found that packs of cocaine had been surgically hidden inside his stomach. The cocaine is being estimated to be a value of several crores.

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