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Border Guards foil drug smuggling attempt

byCT Report
05/04/2017
in Jordan
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AMMON: Border Guards foiled during the part 48 hours, an attempt to smuggle a large amount of drugs by three people who tried to cross from Syrian into Jordan, according to a military source at the General Headquarters of the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army.

The source said that the Border Guards applied the rule of engagement forcing the infiltrators to flee back to the Syrian territories.

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