Cannabis oil worth 12 million EGP seized in postal parcel on BA flight to Cairo

Cannabis oil worth 12 million EGP seized in postal parcel on BA flight to Cairo
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Written by AI from 2 reports listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI

A postal parcel shipped from the United States on British Airways flight BA384 was seized at Cairo International Airport containing cannabis oil valued at 12 million Egyptian pounds.

The seizure was carried out by Egyptian Customs for Postal Parcels, Egyptian Postal Customs, the General Drug Control Authority, the Cairo International Airport Criminal Investigation Department and the Cargo Inspection Department.

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