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Popular actor Yoo Ah In’s agency recently spoke up about the on-going investigation regarding his use of Propofol. A report came out on February 8 on News9 which claimed that a famous South...

     DHAKA, Feb 10, 2023 (BSS) - The members of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) in several anti-drug raids arrested

Korean actor Yoo Ah-in, known for the zombie film “#Alive” and series “Hellbound,” has been investigated by the police for suspicion of habitual abuse of propofol. Propofol “is used to help you relax or sleep before and during surgery or other medical procedures,” according to the Mayo Clinic we

Senate panel okays proposal to punish officials for registration of bogus cases

Bangladesh legal system: Theoretically, laws are to protect the powerless. But our legal system is so complex, layered, cumbersome, and expensive that the poor would rather submit than contest.

Yoo Ah In’s agency has shared a brief statement with regards to the actor undergoing investigation for propofol use. On February 8, it was reported on TV Chosun’s “News9” that a top Korean actor had undergone police investigation over alleged use of propofol. Propofol is a sleep inducer and anesthetic and it is illegal in South

On May 27, The Daily Star reported that detectives had claimed to have seized LSD, an extremely potent hallucinogenic drug, for the first time in the country during a raid in Dhaka.

RIYADH: The Kingdom’s General Directorate of Narcotics Control arrested four citizens found in possession of 63,443 amphetamine pills in the Eastern Region, Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday. The pills had an estimated street value ranging from $630,000 to $1.8 million, according to figures published in the International Addiction Review journal. The four have been

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court today directed the lower court concerned to finish within six months the trial proceedings of the case filed over the murder of actor Sohel Chowdhury.

RIYADH: The Kingdom’s General Directorate of Narcotics Control arrested four citizens found in possession of 63,443 amphetamine pills in the Eastern Region, Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday. The pills had an estimated street value ranging from $630,000 to $1.8 million, according to figures published in the International Addiction Review journal. The four have been