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Narcotics Control Bureau has arrested two foreigners, both women, with 5. The alleged associates of the transnational drug racket were nabbed from a Thamel-based hotel yesterday. According to NCB, undercover cops tracked the Ukrainian woman to the hotel and took her into custody with 5. NCB had a tip-off about possible cocaine trafficking to Kathmandu and had been vigilant towards suspicious foreigners. Likewise, the Thai woman was in Kathmandu to receive the drug and carry it to her home country. The Thai woman had been allegedly tasked by international racketeers with the responsibility of receiving the suitcase from the Ukrainian woman and taking it home,' NCB said. However, she does not use drugs. Non-drug users are found transporting cocaine to various destinations by making Nepal their transit for a petty amount. Cocaine is often known as 'a rich person's drug' and is not consumed in Nepal due to its high price, officials said. Although Nepal is a growing market for narcotic drugs, the use of cocaine among drug users is very low in the country. Since cocaine is very expensive, Nepalis can seldom afford to consume it,' said an official. He further said the current challenge related to cocaine was to stop turning Nepal into a transit haven for trafficking the drug into foreign countries. A version of this article appears in the print on December 24, , of The Himalayan Times. Search for:. Videos E-Paper. By Himalayan News Service. Two foreigners held with 5. Related Articles. Narcotics Control Bureau. Stay in touch! Next Article.
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The Narcotics Control Bureau has arrested three members of an international drug racket within a week-long covert investigation named 'Operation Coke II'. Police, who had a tip-off about possible cocaine trafficking inside Kathmandu, had been vigilant towards suspicious foreigners entering Kathmandu from South Africa. Police, who were keeping a close eye on Gama, were able to arrest her red-handed with 2. Gama, with passport number A, had entered Nepal on tourist visa and planned to fly to India within two days. Police said one of the reasons for keeping a close eyes on her was that she entered the country with a tourist visa but planned to take off from here without visiting any tourist site. After Gama's arrest, police convinced her to contact her other accomplice. Eventually, police was able to nab Bijay Singh, 33, of Bangalore on August Gama had called him to meet at a restaurant here in Kathmandu to buy the drug from her. Singh was supposed to traffic the highly addictive drug into India, the final destination country. The next day, another partner in the crime Gertrude Leonard Kimaro, 26, of Tanzania was arrested from a highway at Khurkot in Sindhuli district. She was trying to flee to India. The drug confiscated from them is worth Rs 90 million in the Nepali market, said police. Superintendent of Police Jeevan Shrestha of the NCB said all the arrested were part of another cocaine racket in which nine Nepalis were arrested with similar amounts of cocaine on August 2. Police had named the previous investigation 'Operation Coke 1. Although Nepal is a growing market for narcotic drugs, the use of cocaine among drug users is very low in the country. Low consumption of cocaine in Nepal can be attributed to its high price. Since cocaine is very expensive, Nepalis can seldom afford to consume it,' SP Shrestha said. He further said the current challenge related to cocaine was to stop turning Nepal into a transit haven for trafficking the drug into foreign countries, particularly neighbouring India. In December , a total of five people, including three Bolivians and two Belarusians were arrested with a total of nine kilograms of cocaine in two separate operations. Any person held with over 90 gram of cocaine can face a jail sentence up to 15 years to life imprisonment. A version of this article appears in the print on August 30 , of The Himalayan Times. Search for:. Videos E-Paper. Courtesy: NCB. Related Articles. Stay in touch! Next Article.
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'Cocaine does not really have a market here in Nepal. Since cocaine is very expensive, Nepalis can seldom afford to consume it,' SP Shrestha.
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The Indian woman was arrested as she reached the hotel in Thamel as a customer to buy the narcotic drugs. Representative image of handcuffs.
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