106 drug capsules extracted from woman

NEW DELHI: India police say they have successfully extracted 106 cocaine capsules from a woman who was allegedly trying to smuggle the drugs into the country, reports BBC.

The 25-year-old foreign national was arrested at the international airport in the capital Delhi on 14 May after a tip-off, police said.

She is reported to have spent the past week at a hospital where she was given laxatives to recover the cocaine.

The drugs are estimated to be worth 50 million rupees ($734,000; £547,000).

 

106 drug capsules extracted from woman

NEW DELHI: India police say they have successfully extracted 106 cocaine capsules from a woman who was allegedly trying to smuggle the drugs into the country, reports BBC. The 25-year-old foreign national was arrested at the international airport in the capital Delhi on 14 May after a tip-off, police said. She is reported to have spent the past week at a hospital where she was given laxatives to recover the cocaine. The drugs are estimated to be worth 50 million rupees ($734,000; 547,000).