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Cocaine seizures surge at key European port of Antwerp-Bruges

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The worsening problem is putting pressure on the government as drug-related violence and organised crime are spreading into several Belgian cities. In December, five people were injured in a shooting on one of Brussels fanciest shopping streets that was suspected to be drug-related. The most-common origin of the drug entering Europe were Ecuador, West Africa, Brazil and Colombia, though the authorities noted the West African shipments would have originated from Latin America. The Dutch customs authorities seized 60 tonnes of cocaine in , up from 51 tonnes in , with the largest quantities found in the ports of Rotterdam and Vlissingen, according to a statement. The challenge of stopping illicit narcotics coming into Europe via ports has been a focus for businesses and European authorities. The European Union adopted a roadmap to fight organised crime and drug trafficking in October, which included setting up an alliance of European ports to work together to increase their resilience against drug smuggling. Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you. More On This Topic. Belgian drug bunnies put the E into Easter. Latin American cocaine cartels bring violence to Europe. Europe Drug offences Belgium Organised crime. Just sign up for a free account and log in to continue reading. Cocaine seizures surge at key European port of Antwerp-Bruges. Sign up. Already have an account? Log in. Resend verification e-mail. Subscribe now. Frequently asked questions. Good job, you've read 3 articles today! Back to the top.

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