Guinea-Bissau’s Polícia Judiciária dismantled a network selling liamba in the Quelélé neighbourhood of Bissau and detained a young man of the male sex in that operation.[1] The account identifies liamba in parentheses as cânhamo, explaining the local term for the cannabis product.[1] A source from that criminal-investigation police force announced the Bissau operations in the city on that day.[1]

Officers seized six kilograms of liamba in connection with the dismantled Quelélé sales network.[1] The Quelélé cannabis operation was presented as another distinct operation alongside the airport cocaine case in Bissau.[1] The separate airport case involved a man of Guinean nationality detained at the Osvaldo Vieira international airport.[1] He was held with 49 capsules of cocaine weighing about 600 grams.[1]

The same source explained that the airport detainee had come from Brazil to Morocco and then taken the connection to Bissau.[1] Quelélé is described as a bairro, a neighbourhood, in Bissau.[1] Osvaldo Vieira, where the separate cocaine detention occurred, is identified as an international airport.[1]