Fiji police uprooted 476 plants believed to be marijuana from two separate farms on Kadavu over two days in early February 2019. Police said 325 plants came from a farm at Nacomoto Village and 151 from a farm near Namajiu Village, and no arrests of the farm owners had been made.
🇫🇯 Nacomoto and Namajiu villages, Kadavu, Fiji
Fiji police uprooted 476 plants believed to be marijuana from separate farms on Kadavu over the two days before 7 February 2019.[1] Police said 325 of the plants came from a farm at Nacomoto Village.[1] The other 151 plants were uprooted from a farm near Namajiu Village.[1]
The farms’ owners had not been arrested when police issued the report.[1]
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