Tunisia's National Guard stopped a suspected drug-trafficking attempt near Ghannouch beach in Gabès on 11 October 2013 and detained a father and his son travelling in a car. Officers seized 50 kg of cannabis resin packed in 200 parcels, the Interior Ministry said.
🇹🇳 Near Ghannouch beach, Gabès, Gabès Governorate · Tunisia
National Guard units in Gabès stopped a drug-trafficking attempt on Friday 11 October 2013 and detained two men, a father and his son, who were in a car near Ghannouch beach.[1]
Officers seized 50 kg of cannabis resin from the car, the Interior Ministry said in a statement made public on Saturday 12 October.[1] The 50 kg was packed in 200 parcels.[1]
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