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Dakar port seizure exposes a Moroccan-resin route via Sierra Leone

In July 2000 the Senegalese authorities seized some 5.3 tons of cannabis resin of Moroccan origin at the port of Dakar.[@1] The resin had been shipped by sea in freight containers and was allegedly destined to be smuggled via Sierra Leone into the Netherlands.[@1] The case showed Senegal working both as a cannabis producer and as a transit point for Moroccan resin bound for Europe.[@1]

🇸🇳 Senegal

In July 2000 the Senegalese authorities seized some 5.3 tons of cannabis resin of Moroccan origin at the port of Dakar.[1] The resin had been shipped by sea in freight containers and was allegedly destined to be smuggled via Sierra Leone into the Netherlands.[1] The case showed Senegal working both as a cannabis producer and as a transit point for Moroccan resin bound for Europe.[1][1]

Sources

  1. Annual Report 2000 (E/INCB/2000/1). United Nations, 2001. Africa chapter, trafficking section; July 2000 seizure of 5.3 tons of Moroccan-origin resin at Dakar, alleged Sierra Leone–Netherlands routing.

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From Landrace.wiki, CC BY-SA 4.0. Places offset by about 500 m.

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Location accuracy: country only. The sources name no closer place; the dot marks the middle of Senegal.14.37, -14.47

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