Cambodia struggles with drug smuggling escalation
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 17 No 6, June 2005, pp.24-27Summary: The seizure of large quantities of heroin and methamphetamine moving into and through Cambodia indicates the government's inability to tackle the drug trafficking problem. The volume of drugs originating in Burma and transiting the country is said to be rising as both Thailand and China have improved border controls in recent years. This article questions whether Cambodia has the political will to enforce controls on illegal drugs.
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The seizure of large quantities of heroin and methamphetamine moving into and through Cambodia indicates the government's inability to tackle the drug trafficking problem. The volume of drugs originating in Burma and transiting the country is said to be rising as both Thailand and China have improved border controls in recent years. This article questions whether Cambodia has the political will to enforce controls on illegal drugs.
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