525,000 cannabis plants burned in Kırklareli field; one detained
Kırklareli gendarmerie found 525,000 cannabis plants growing on a 40-dönüm (about 6.4-hectare) field at Manastırdere in Pınarhisar's Kaynarca belde and burned them. The field's holder, identified only as E.Ö., was detained over the crop.
🇹🇷 Manastırdere mevkisi, Kaynarca beldesi, Pınarhisar, Kırklareli · Türkiye
Kırklareli Jandarma Komutanlığı teams, the provincial gendarmerie command,
mounted an operation at Manastırdere mevkisi in the Kaynarca belde of Pınarhisar
district after a tip-off that E.Ö. had cannabis growing in a field.[1]
Officers found 525,000 cannabis plants, described as Hint keneviri (Indian
hemp), growing on a 40-dönüm field, about 6.4 hectares.[1]
The gendarmerie detained E.Ö. over the field.[1]Gendarmerie teams set the
seized plants on fire and destroyed them.[1]
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