Lebanese army seizes 1.2 million captagon pills
Both outlets reported the Lebanese army's seizure of 1.2 million captagon pills, with Arab News Pakistan adding context about pressure from Gulf states to counter drug production and trafficking. 24 News HD provided only the basic fact of the seizure without additional context.
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Lebanese army seizes 1.2 million captagon pills
Lebanon's military said on Tuesday that it had seized 1.
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Lebanese army seizes 1.2 million captagon pills
BEIRUT: Lebanon’s military said on Tuesday that it had seized 1.2 million captagon pills that were about to be sent abroad. Lebanon has faced pressure from Gulf states to counter the production and trafficking of drugs, particularly the amphetamine-like narcotic captagon, for which the conservative monarchies are a major market. In a statement, the Lebanese army said it had arrested “two indivi...
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