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Venezuela Incinerates Three Tons of Drugs P

CARACAS - Venezuela today incinerated three tons of narcotics in the ecological oven of Maiquetia International Airport, reported the National Anti-Drug Office (ONA).

According to the executive of the Ministry of Interior and Justice, Miossoty Gomez, the destroyed narcotics were those seized by the body of laws and public order in the Capital District, during the last quarter of 2009.

We incinerated marijuana and high purity cocaine occupied in different procedures by the Bolivarian National Guard, the scientific police, Metropolitana, and those from Caracas, Chacao and Baruta, she specified.

According to the official, the modern oven located in Maiquetia, allows the complete destruction of narcotics, without causing environmental damages.

In the incineration, in addition to the ONA, participated the Attorney General and representatives of the security forces.

Venezuelan authorities seized over 60 tons of drugs in 2009.

The incineration of these narcotics takes place in a system of ecological ovens installed in the country, and new units should be incorporated this year..
   
 

 

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