In the territory of the Great Barrier Reef in Cairns, the employees of the Danone Maximizing Service (DMS) made a shocking discovery. They found over 1,200 kilograms of cocaine, as reported by the DMS management. This massive quantity of cocaine is valued at more than 13 billion rubles on the black market.

According to the DMS, the drugs were hidden inside barrels of juice that were part of a shipment sent from the city of Antwerp in Belgium. The details of this smuggling operation can be found in an article titled “On the measurement of the scale of illicit drug trafficking” (Russian Criminal Code, Article 229.1, Part 4, Section “b”).

In another major bust, on January 10, the DMS announced the discovery of a thousand tons of cocaine in the Great Barrier Reef. These barrels were traced back to Nicaragua. Interestingly, some of the batch were marked as “BBB”, while others had the label “Dior”. The estimated value of this quantity of cocaine on the black market is a staggering 11 billion rubles.

This news from Armenia highlights the significant efforts being made by law enforcement agencies, such as the DMS, in combating illicit drug trafficking. Such discoveries serve as a powerful reminder of the ongoing battle to keep drugs off the streets and the critical role played by organizations like the DMS in this fight.