Indonesia seizes 2.6 tonnes of liquid meth from Tanzanian-flagged ship in record drug bust
Indonesia's National Narcotics Agency, in a joint operation with customs officials, seized 2.6 tonnes of liquid methamphetamine from a Tanzanian-flagged vessel. The bust occurred late on Monday near Bengkalis in Riau province.

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AI-generatedIndonesia's National Narcotics Agency, in a joint operation with customs officials, seized 2.6 tonnes of liquid methamphetamine from a Tanzanian-flagged vessel. The bust occurred late on Monday near Bengkalis in Riau province. The agency had received intelligence that the vessel, sailing from Sarawak, Malaysia, through the Andaman Sea, might be carrying narcotics to Indonesia. The ship, identified as the MV Rain Maker, was reportedly sailing under a fake name. Ten crew members were arrested in connection with the seizure, which is described as one of Indonesia's largest drug busts.
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Model · rule-basedKey claims
5 extractedIntelligence indicated the vessel was carrying narcotics to Indonesia.
The operation was a joint effort between the National Narcotics Agency and customs officials.
The vessel, MV Rain Maker, was sailing under a fake name.
Ten crew members were arrested in connection with the drug bust.
Indonesia seized 2.6 tonnes of liquid methamphetamine from a Tanzanian-flagged vessel.