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Beijing police burn 135.3 kg of drugs

www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-04 10:19:19

On June 3, the 168th anniversary of the famous "Humen Opium Destruction",
Beijing police burned 135.5 kg of drugs, showing Beijing's determination
in making it a drug-free city before the 2008 Olympic Games. The entire
process of drug destrcution was under the protection of Beijing Special
Police Troop.

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