Major drug bust on N1 highway yields 270,000 Mandrax tablets
A major drug bust on the N1 highway near Beaufort West in the Western Cape yielded at least 270,000 Mandrax tablets and an arrest, police said on Tuesday.
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A major drug bust on the N1 highway near Beaufort West in the Western Cape yielded at least 270,000 Mandrax tablets and an arrest, police said on Tuesday.
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