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Police confiscate 1,300 kilos cannabis in four months in Sunsari

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INARUWA, NOVEMBER 5The Armed Police Force (APF) Number 4 Battalion here has confiscated 1,300 kilogrammes of cannabis in the four months of the current fiscal year starting from Ju....
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