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News:2023-02-10/Policy/kampong-speu-governor-rejected-malaysian-investors-marijuana-plantation-proposal +
Kampong Speu Provincial Governor Vy Samnang revealed that he rejected a Malaysian investor's proposal to cultivate marijuana in the province, submitted approximately five years earlier (~2018). Speaking at a press conference on the provincial administration's five-year achievements, Samnang said the investor "was angry with me" after the refusal. He stressed that Cambodia and Kampong Speu province do not accept marijuana cultivation, and that the provincial administration does not welcome investments affecting public health and safety. +
News:2023-03-07/Policy/cracking-down-on-marijuana-plantations-a-tough-task-for-authorities-in-takeo +
Takeo provincial authorities described the ongoing challenge of eradicating cannabis cultivation in Kirivong district, where growers have shifted to planting and tending crops at night. Brigadier General Seng Moha, Provincial Military Police Chief, said spot checks are conducted once or twice monthly on the mountains, and authorities aim to destroy crops before harvest. He noted fewer tip-offs from residents but confirmed plantations persist. Provincial Police Chief Major General Chheang Phannara reported that since 2018, authorities destroyed 145 marijuana plantations and arrested 44 people. Provincial Governor Ouch Phea confirmed growers continue planting at night and watering crops, but authorities burn them before harvest. +
News:2023-03-16/Enforcement/police-find-five-cannabis-farms-with-over-2-000-plants-near-lovu-village-gau +
Officers from the Eastern Division task force, Criminal Investigations Department, K9 unit, Crime Scene Investigation and the Qarani Community Post discovered five cannabis farms in the hills above Lovu village on Gau Island. More than 2,000 plants were seized. Acting Assistant Commissioner Livai Driu said youths from Nawaikama and Lovu villages assisted with the search of the interior. The discovery was attributed to community support in curbing the illicit drug trade. +
Madurai City Police seized a total of 2,090 kg of cannabis being smuggled from Andhra Pradesh and destined for Sri Lanka. An initial vehicle stop on Madurai's Ring Road yielded 40 kg, leading to the discovery of 2,000 kg stored in a pick-up van at a farm near Sattankulam in Thoothukudi district, plus a further 50 kg in a lorry. Six suspects were arrested; two further suspects — the organizer Jayakumar and distributor Aaron — remain at large. The network was distributing through coastal areas of Thoothukudi and arranging sea smuggling to Sri Lanka. Three vehicles, eight mobile phones, and Rs. 25,000 were seized. Cases were booked under the NDPS Act. +
News:2023-09-20/Enforcement/illegal-ganja-farm-operator-arrested-and-3-000-plants-and-25-000-seedlings-seized +
Hambegamuwa Police arrested a 24-year-old resident of Hambegamuwa operating an illegal cannabis farm on approximately half an acre. The cultivation contained 3,000 mature plants and 25,000 seedlings. All plants were destroyed. +
News:2023-11-07/Enforcement/pdea-and-police-destroy-2-12m-marijuana-plantation-at-sitio-nakawa-san-gabriel-la-union +
Joint operatives of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Region 1 and the La Union Police Provincial Office destroyed a cannabis plantation at Sitio Nakawa, Barangay Lon-oy, San Gabriel, La Union on the morning of 7 November 2023. The plantation covered approximately 1,950 square metres. Officers uprooted and burned on site 10,500 seedlings and 8,500 fully grown plants, for a combined total of 19,000 plants with a reported value of ₱2.12 million. PDEA Ilocos Regional Director Joel Plaza confirmed the destruction; regional information officer Maripe De Guzman said in a 9 November interview that no arrests were made, with a suspect identified but still undergoing verification. The cultivator would face charges under Section 16, Article II of Republic Act 9165, the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002. +
News:2023-11-20/Enforcement/pr-bari-police-destroys-over-6-000-ganja-saplings-at-ghosh-khamar-lake-para-south-tripura +
On Monday 20 November 2023, a PR Bari Police Station-led joint operation destroyed over 6,000 premature cannabis saplings at the Ghosh Khamar area in Lake Para under PR Bari Police Station, South Tripura district. The operation, conducted on intelligence input and lasting more than two hours, uprooted the saplings before burning the residue at the site. The team comprised PR Bari Police, the 69 Battalion Border Security Force and Rajnagar Forest Department personnel. The operation was led by PR Bari Police Station Officer-in-Charge Ratan Rabi Das. No arrests were made. Officials said similar operations would continue. +
News:2023-12-11/Enforcement/security-forces-destroy-1-33-lakh-ganja-plants-on-43-plots-and-36-acres-in-sepahijala +
On Monday 11 December 2023, security forces destroyed approximately 133,000 cannabis plants spread across 43 plots and approximately 36 acres of forest land in Sepahijala district. The operation was reported by Northeast Live in a 17 December 2023 review of recent enforcement activity. Specific operational lead and personnel attributions were not given in the source. +
News:2023-12-12/Enforcement/security-forces-destroy-40-000-ganja-plants-on-20-acres-at-sibnagar-taxapara +
On Tuesday 12 December 2023, security forces destroyed approximately 40,000 cannabis plants spread across approximately 20 acres of forest land in the Sibnagar Taxapara areas of Sepahijala district. The operation was reported by Northeast Live in a 17 December 2023 review of recent enforcement activity. +
News:2023-12-13/Enforcement/assam-rifles-destroy-25-000-to-30-000-ganja-plants-worth-1-5-crore-at-kalamchoura-sepahijala +
On Wednesday 13 December 2023, an Assam Rifles-led joint operation with local police and Forest Department officials destroyed approximately 25,000 to 30,000 cannabis plants spread across approximately 10 acres of forest land in the general area of Kalamchoura, Sepahijala district. Officials estimated the destroyed material at approximately ₹1.5 crore. The operation followed a tip-off received by Assam Rifles. The plants were destroyed by burning at the site. Reported by ANI on 14 December 2023. +
News:2023-12-14/Enforcement/four-tripura-police-personnel-injured-in-attack-at-sidhai-mohanpur-after-cannabis-destruction-op +
On the evening of Thursday 14 December 2023, at least four Tripura Police personnel were injured and several police vehicles damaged when a group of locals attacked them with bricks and stones at Sidhai Mohanpur village, West Tripura district. The attack took place as the team was returning from an operation destroying thousands of cannabis plants. A case was registered and investigation initiated to identify the attackers. West Tripura Superintendent of Police Kiran Kumar said state police and other security agencies had launched a massive crackdown on illegal cannabis plantation in the state, and that some locals were taking advantage to attack returning teams. He appealed for public cooperation with police rather than resistance. +
News:2023-12-16/Enforcement/security-forces-destroy-2-98-lakh-ganja-plants-on-149-25-acres-in-sepahijala +
On Saturday 16 December 2023, security forces destroyed approximately 298,500 cannabis plants spread across approximately 149.25 acres of forest land in Sepahijala district. The operation was characterised by Northeast Live as one of the largest cannabis-cultivation destruction ops in Tripura at that time. Reported by Northeast Live in a 17 December 2023 review of recent enforcement activity. Specific operational lead and personnel attributions were not given in the source. +
News:2023-12-17/Enforcement/pr-bari-police-destroys-18-000-ganja-plants-on-4-5-acres-at-hataliya-south-tripura +
On Sunday 17 December 2023, a PR Bari Police Station-led operation destroyed approximately 18,000 cannabis plants in the general area of Hataliya under PR Bari Police Station, South Tripura district. The operation cleared approximately 4.5 acres of cultivated land. The plants were destroyed by cutting, uprooting and burning at the site. The operation was one of three concurrent cannabis destruction drives in Tripura that day, alongside the Sidhai Police Station operation at Arakata in West Tripura district and continued operations across Sepahijala district. +
News:2023-12-17/Enforcement/sidhai-police-destroys-40-000-to-45-000-ganja-plants-on-14-plots-at-arakata-west-tripura +
On Sunday 17 December 2023, a Sidhai Police Station-led joint operation destroyed approximately 40,000 to 45,000 cannabis plants across 14 jungle plots at the Arakata area under Sidhai Police Station, West Tripura district. The operation was led by Sidhai Police Station Officer-in-Charge Bijoy Sen with personnel from the Border Security Force, Central Reserve Police Force, the Narcotics Control Bureau and the Forest Department. The destruction came three days after a 14 December 2023 attack on returning Tripura Police personnel at the nearby Sidhai Mohanpur village, in which four officers were injured. +
News:2023-12-18/Enforcement/bsf-and-bishalgarh-police-destroy-31-500-ganja-plants-on-15-acres-at-gajeria-and-ganiyamara +
On Monday 18 December 2023, a Border Security Force-led joint operation destroyed approximately 31,500 immature cannabis plants in the general area of Gajeria village and Ganiyamara, under Bishalgarh Police Station, Sepahijala district. The operation cleared approximately 15 acres of cultivated forest land. BSF Tripura Frontier troops were joined by personnel from the Narcotics Control Bureau, Tripura State Rifles, Tripura Police and the Excise Department. Plants were destroyed by cutting, uprooting and burning at the site. +
News:2023-12-18/Enforcement/bsf-and-kalamchoura-police-destroy-30-000-ganja-plants-on-18-acres-at-south-kalamchoura +
On Monday 18 December 2023, a Border Security Force joint operation with Kalamchoura Police Station personnel destroyed approximately 30,000 immature cannabis plants in the general area of South Kalamchoura village, Sonamura sub-division, Sepahijala district. The operation cleared approximately 18 acres of cultivated forest land. The operation was one of three concurrent Tripura cannabis destruction drives on the same day, alongside the 31,500-plant Bishalgarh op at Gajeria and Ganiyamara and the 20,000-plant Kumarghat SDPO op at Ramdula para in Unakoti district. Cumulative season figures to that date were stated as 609,400 plants destroyed across Tripura, mostly in Sepahijala district. +
News:2023-12-18/Enforcement/kumarghat-sdpo-destroys-20-000-ganja-plants-on-8-plots-at-ramdula-para-pecharthal +
On Monday 18 December 2023, a special anti-narcotics drive in the Ramdula para forest reserve area under Pecharthal Police Station, Kumarghat sub-division, Unakoti district, destroyed approximately 20,000 mature cannabis plants across eight plots. The plants were uprooted and burned at the site. The operation was led by Kumarghat Sub-Divisional Police Officer Kamal Debbarma with Deputy Superintendent of Police (Probationary) Utpalendu Debnath, Pecharthal Police Station officer and staff, and personnel of the 8 Battalion Tripura State Rifles. +
Sri Lankan authorities launched Operation Yukthiya ('Justice'), a nationwide anti-drug and anti-underworld crackdown coordinated between Sri Lanka Police, the Narcotics Bureau, Special Bureau, Armed Forces, and the Police Special Task Force. In its first 24 hours, 2,121 individuals were arrested (2,020 men, 101 women), 12 detained under detention orders, and 133 referred for rehabilitation. Cannabis was the dominant drug seized at 178 kg. Western Province accounted for the highest concentration of arrests. The operation deployed 200 army personnel, 200 police officers, and 50 STF members. +
A joint four-day operation by the Sri Lanka Army and Matara Crime Division police, acting on Army Intelligence information, raided a five-acre cannabis farm in the Pilimagala, Mahaaru area of the Yala Reserve, approximately ten miles from the Buttala–Kataragama road. The plants were approximately six feet tall and ready for harvest. One suspect was arrested and a locally manufactured firearm was seized. +
News:2024-01-01/Enforcement/bishramganj-police-destroys-2-lakh-ganja-saplings-on-100-acres-at-ongc-tilla-anandanagar-vijayanagar +
On Monday 1 January 2024, a Bishramganj Police Station-led joint operation destroyed approximately 200,000 cannabis saplings across approximately 100 acres of Forest Department land in the ONGC Tilla, Anandanagar and Vijayanagar areas under Bishramganj Police Station, Bishalgarh sub-division, Sepahijala district. The operation, conducted on intelligence input, was led by Bishramganj Police Station Officer-in-Charge Subimal Debnath with personnel from Bishalgarh Police, Tripura State Rifles, the Border Security Force, Narcotics Control Bureau and Forest Department. The operation lasted approximately five hours. No arrests were made. +