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Chinese customs officers find cocaine in frozen mackerel

Chinese custom officials busted a drug smuggling case, in which more than 1.1 metric ton of cocaine was found hidden among frozen fish

By Undercurrent News | June 23, 2017 09:03 BST
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Chinese custom officials busted a drug smuggling case, in which more than 1.1 metric ton of cocaine was found hidden among frozen fish, the Shanghai Daily reported. [...]

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