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Jilin police burn 1.4 ton of drugs

www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-06 14:36:45

Up to1.4 ton of drugs were burnt by the police in Changchun, northeast
China's Jilin Province June 6, 2007. The drug destruction this time is
the largest one in scale so far in Jilin Province, said Yang Weilin, head
of the provincial Drug-Suppression Team.

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