800,000 speed pills and ketamine seized in Chiang Mai
Army patrol arrests 40 illegal border crossers in separate operation
Soldiers display some of the packs of speed pills and ketamine found hidden in a border area in Mae Ai district of Chiang Mai on Saturday. (Photo supplied: Panumet Tanraksa)
CHIANG MAI: More than 800,000 speed pills and 5 kilogrammes of ketamine were found hidden in a border area in Mae Ai district on Saturday, while 40 illegal migrants from Myanmar were caught in Fang district in a separate operation.
Soldiers found six modified rucksacks hidden near Na Ma-eun village Moo 12 in tambon Mae Ai while patrolling the border on Saturday afternoon, said Maj Gen Narit Thawornwong, commander of the Pha Muang task force.
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