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00:04Another large-scale cross-border drug trafficking case in my country
00:07Indonesian police yesterday revealed that authorities had conducted operations in the waters off North Sumatra.
00:11Intercepted a ship flying the Mongolian flag
00:13But the ships actually came from Malaysia.
00:161.16 tons were seized
00:18Ketamine, a drug with a market value of nearly RM800 million
00:21Eight suspects were also arrested.
00:23Hu Shen, director of the five Mansour Narcotics Bureaus, confirmed today.
00:26Malaysian police received notification from Indonesian authorities yesterday.
00:29Upon learning of this cross-border drug trafficking case
00:31Hussein emphasized that the Malaysian Speed Department will continue to exchange information with the Indonesian police.
00:36intelligence
00:36Further clarification is needed regarding whether this batch of drugs is related to drug trafficking within Malaysia.
00:40Network related
00:41Let's take a look at a set of domestic news reports.
00:44Indonesian police successfully intercepted a ship carrying more than one ton of K on Tuesday.
00:48His large horse-drawn boat
00:49Hu Shen, the director of the five Mansu drug divisions, was interviewed by the Straits Times of the county.
00:53Point out
00:53According to information provided by Indonesia
00:55The ship set sail from Pasir Gudang, Johor.
00:58During the journey to the Andaman Sea
01:00Because of the unusual navigation path
01:02This would arouse the authorities' suspicion.
01:04Indonesian police speculate that the vessel may have been in international waters.
01:07The batch of ketamine was received via ship-to-ship transport.
01:12Rumors circulate online that St. Paul's High School in Smellan, France, held an alumni reunion dinner.
01:16Shang Rangxue Province served alcoholic beverages to the guests.
01:19Despite the St. Paul's High School Alumni Association issuing a statement denying the matter and emphasizing
01:23At that time, the school only served ordinary tea.
01:26However, the Negeri Sembilan Education Department subsequently issued a statement saying...
01:29The Ministry of Education should not be assigned to participate in the Ninth Activity.
01:32They indicated they would review the relevant evidence to ascertain the truth of the matter.
01:38With the situation of ash burial in various parts of Johor improving
01:40The Johor state government announced today that, after comprehensively considering the development trend of buried soil,
01:45After health risk assessment and academic needs of the province
01:48All educational institutions in Johor will be open from next Monday.
01:51Normal operation will resume on the 26th, with full replication.
