Dien Bien police arrest two transnational drug traffickers
Police in the northwestern border province of Dien Bien have successfully busted a transnational drug trafficking ring, seizing 220 bricks of heroin with total weight of 77kg.
Thao A Binh (red shirt), and Thao A Chu (white shirt)(Source: VNA)
Dien Bien (VNA) - Police in the northwestern borderprovince of Dien Bien have successfully busted a transnational drug traffickingring, seizing 220 bricks of heroin with total weight of77kg.
OnNovember 9 afternoon, in Na Tong village, Na Tong commune in Dien Biendistrict, the police division for drug crime investigation under theprovincial police department in collaboration with officers of the Muong Nhaborder station under the Dien Bien Border Guard High Command, caught red handed two men transporting the drugs.
The arrested traffickers are Thao A Binh, born in 1991 and residing in Na Tongcommune; and Thao A Chu, born in 1988, residing in Pung Luong commune, Mu CangChai district, the northwestern mountainousprovince of Yen Bai.
Binhand Chu admitted that they had bought theheroin from Laos, and transported to Vietnam for sale.
Two cars, onemotorbike, four mobile phones and other relevantexhibits were also seized in the case.
Further investigation into the case in underway./.
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Thao A Binh (red shirt), and Thao A Chu (white shirt)(Source: VNA) 
