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Five plastic-wrapped packages believed to contain cocaine have washed up on beaches in Sydney, deepening a long-running drug mystery. Found by beachgoers at Freshwater and Curl Curl on Monday, the parcels - 5kg in total - were seized by police. They say it is part of a massive shipment of cocaine which has been washing up in bits since December. Australians are the highest per capita users of cocaine in the world, followed by Britain, according to the OECD. More than kg of cocaine has been found along the New South Wales seaboard since the first package was spotted in the Central Coast region - about 90km 55 miles north of Sydney - three days before Christmas. Since then, packages - most small but some weighing up to 39kg - have been found at more than ten beaches over a km stretch of coast. A lifeguard filmed himself plucking one from the waves at Bondi on New Years Day, and most recently, another parcel was found on Valla Beach in the mid-north coast in March. Some of the found bricks were covered in barnacles, which detectives have analysed and say indicate the packages were in the water no more than six weeks before being discovered. Australians consumed Skip to content. Cocaine bricks: Illicit drug packages wash up on Sydney beaches. NSW Police. A photo of some of the packages which have been found on New South Wales beaches. It is unclear how the bricks ended up in the ocean. Aussie Rules football denies it has a cocaine problem. Moment police descend on secret drugs flight. New South Wales. Drugs trade.

Police close beaches in France as nearly 900kg of cocaine washes up along Atlantic coast

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Topic: Crime. People on the beach in southwestern France before it was closed after cocaine packages were found. AFP: Gaizka Iroz. French police have closed beaches in southwest France as packages of cocaine and other drugs continue to wash up daily along the Atlantic coast, with nearly kilograms discovered since mid-October. Officials said the cocaine was extremely pure at some 83 per cent, warning people who find the packages not to touch them. That has not stopped some from trying to get their hands on the drugs, with a street value in the millions of euros, prompting police to close beaches and start carrying out patrols. On Monday local time , a year-old was caught with 5kg of cocaine at Lacanau, a closed-off surfing beach near the southwestern city of Bordeaux — he had come from Toulouse, a three-hour drive away. A half-dozen other beaches in the area have been closed as well, with police stopping walkers for searches and also checking cars leaving nearby parking lots. A police helicopter was also being used along the kilometre stretch between Cap Ferret and Soulac-sur-Mer, which includes the Lacanau beach. A woman who gave her name as Martine failed to notice the closure signs at the Porge beach on Monday local time , when officers told her and a friend to leave. A sign forbidding beach access to people after mysterious packages of cocaine were found. Philippe Astruc, the prosecutor in the western city of Rennes, where officials are coordinating the searches, said in a statement 'we've recovered kilos'. It was a sharp jump from just two days ago, when kg were reported. Officials have reported the drugs turning up on beaches near Nantes all the way to the resort town of Biarritz, more than km to the south. French investigators are working with European counterparts as well as the US Drug Enforcement Agency to try to determine why the drugs are washing up. Police closed of beaches to people and conduct strict patrols. The Sud-Ouest newspaper reported over the weekend that some packages found on the beach at Arcachon, southwest of Bordeaux, were marked 'Diamante' or 'Brillante'. Packages of cocaine marked with the same words also reportedly washed up in Florida during hurricane Dorian in September, it said. Police seized a record of more than tons of cocaine across Europe in , the most recent data available from the EU's European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, published in June. Most was seized in Belgium and Spain, along the main port of entry for the drug, and its purity has increased markedly over the past 10 years, the agency said. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. Police close beaches in France as nearly kg of cocaine washes up along Atlantic coast. Key points: Police warn the drugs in current form are very dangerous and could cause an overdose Police so far recovered kg of drugs along the Atlantic coast French investigators work with their international counterparts to determine the cause. Footer ABC News homepage.

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