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The capsules containing the powdered flesh were found both in luggage and in the post. South Korea says it will increase customs inspections targeting capsules containing powdered human flesh. The Korea Customs Service said it had found almost 17, of the capsules being smuggled into the country from China since August The powdered flesh, which officials said came from dead babies and foetuses, is reportedly thought by some to cure disease and boost stamina. But officials said the capsules were full of bacteria and a health risk. We need to take tougher measures to protect public health,' a customs official was quoted as saying by the Korea Times. Inspections are to be stepped up on shipments of drugs arriving from north-east China, Yonhap news agency reported. The Dong-a Ilbo newspaper said that capsules were being dyed or switched into boxes of other drugs in a bid to disguise them. Some of the capsules were found in travellers' luggage and some in the post, customs officials said. Allegations that human flesh capsules were being trafficked from north-east China into South Korea emerged last year in a South Korean television documentary. At the time China's Health Ministry said it was investigating the claims raised by the programme. Related internet links. Korea Times. Dong-A Ilbo.

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South Korean police are investigating 17 US soldiers and five other people who allegedly smuggled or used synthetic marijuana via military mail. This follows raids in at least two US army bases in May, including Camp Humphreys, its largest overseas base. A Filipino and a South Korean have been arrested, while prosecutors review the cases against all 22 suspects. A tip from the US Army's enforcement arm had sparked a four-month investigation by Korean authorities. It was one of the largest in recent years involving American soldiers, US media reported citing Cha Min-seok, a senior detective in South Korea. They are accused of smuggling synthetic marijuana - known by the street names K2 and Spice - into the country through the US military's postal service. Seven of them, including five soldiers, are thought to have been involved in the sale of the drugs, 12 were users and three acted as middlemen. The 17 soldiers are currently stationed at Camp Humphreys, about 48km 30 miles south of the capital Seoul, and at Camp Casey, an army outpost about 40km north of Seoul, according to the police. They allegedly distributed the drugs on the bases while communicating via Snapchat. United States Forces Korea said on Wednesday that it was aware of the investigation. No soldiers are currently in confinement or being detained in relation to it, it said in a statement. Synthetic marijuana is made to mimic THC, the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. While it has similar effects to cannabis, it is typically more potent and has been reported to produce adverse health effects, including acute psychotic episodes, paranoid delusions and severe agitation. It is difficult to detect because it is often used in liquid form in legal e-cigarette devices, the police said. In South Korea, those convicted of trafficking marijuana face from five years to life in prison. Skip to content. US Election. South Korea raids US military bases in drugs probe. Getty Images. US soldier in N Korea was held after fights in Seoul. United States Army. Drug use. South Korea.

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