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Police and customs authorities in Bangladesh say a Bangladeshi-born British citizen conspired with his cousin to smuggle pounds of liquid cocaine from Uruguay in a shipment of blue plastic barrels marked as Bolivian sunflower oil. The shipment of barrels arrived on May 8 to the southeastern Bangladeshi port city of Chittagong and, after customs authorities received a tip from British intelligence, they seized it. Subsequent tests revealed one of the barrels to contain cocaine. Police have accused Golam Mostafa Sohel of working with his British-Bangladeshi cousin, Bakul Miah, of trying to smuggle the barrels through Bangladesh to a third, yet-to-be-named country. The chairman of the shipping company and several of his employees have also been taken into custody , according to Bangladeshi news organizations. But the consignment could not be released in the next three weeks because no valid Letter of Credit was opened for importing the oil from Bolivia, according to Chittagong police. Based on the information from British intelligence, the Special Branch of Bangladesh police initiated an investigation, searching for those responsible for importing the sunflower oil. But nothing was found. Later, the British intelligence agency informed the Bangladesh police that a Chittagong-based company named Khan Jahan Ali Ltd imported the shipment. On June 7, the shipment was found and seal off in the container depot of the port. The first test failed to detect any drugs in the containers. Tests carried out by Narcotics Department of Bangladesh also failed to detect the cocaine. These samples tested positive for cocaine in one of the barrels, which contained kilograms of oil, on June Police sources say that Golam Mostafa Sohel used the name of Khan Jahan Ali as the consignee on the shipment that was sent to him by the Bangladeshi-born Bakul Miah, a relative in the United Kingdom with British citizenship. As the shipment could not be released to Sohel in May due to paperwork problems, Miah had even tried to have the cocaine shipped back to Uruguay, marked as the port of origin in the cargo documents, or to India. Investigators have found that Miah, who was born in Moulvibazar, Bangladesh, has been living in the UK for three decades. He is suspected of working for a Scotland-based member of an international drug cartel. Top CII officials say the cocaine was most likely going to some European country. They said the cocaine was not likely intended for Bangladesh since the country does not have the equipment or skills necessary to separate liquid cocaine from oil. Also, cocaine is an extremely expensive drug for Bangladesh, where Yaba and heroin are more popular. Police officials say traffickers commonly ship drugs in liquid form from South America through Asian ports in India, Thailand, and Myanmar on their way to their final destinations in North America and Western Europe, in an effort to mask the true origin of the shipments. By Mitchell Prothero. By Max Daly. By Manisha Krishnan. By Nathaniel Janowitz. Share: X Facebook Share Copied to clipboard. Videos by VICE.

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