Jumgal district police, Naryn regional drug police and Min-Kush rural officials mowed and burned about 2.5 tonnes of wild cannabis on roughly 2 hectares at Marinka and Kindik. The operation was part of the Kara Kuura campaign.
🇰🇬 Marinka and Kindik, Min-Kush rural district, Jumgal District, Naryn Region · Kyrgyzstan
Police and local-government officials in Jumgal District, Naryn Region, mowed and burned about 2.5 tonnes of wild cannabis on roughly 2 hectares at Marinka and Kindik, areas belonging to the Min-Kush rural district.[1]
The 11 August 2026 report said the work was part of Operation Kara Kuura and involved the Jumgal district police, Naryn regional police drug-enforcement service and Min-Kush rural administration.[1]Police said raids to find and destroy wild cannabis would continue.[1]
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People mow vegetation in the field during the reported Jumgal eradication operation.Photo details
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