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A Ghana lawyer says NACOC held suspects without linking them to the 3.9 tonnes of cocaine seized in France. Here is what happens next in court, step by step. The post Ghana’s NACOC Faces 3.9 Tonnes Cocaine Test appeared first on The Rio Times .
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San Marcos de Arica can appeal within five days after Chile's soccer disciplinary court disaffiliated it on 27 October, one round before the season ends.
Police at Bang Mod Police Station in Bangkok denied allegations that officers assaulted a Thai man following an argument and arrest outside a food stall on October 25.
India Meteorological Department had warned that the sea would be rough in the wake of the cyclone in the Bay of Bengal; mechanised boats engaged in deep sea fishing were asked to return to the shore
King Charles III and Queen Camilla officially announced plans to attend the upcoming Royal Variety Performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
The action comes after four officers, including a circle inspector, attached to the Cheranalloor police station were suspended in connection with the case.
Uganda's finance minister told Parliament on 27 October that energy-sector demand for dollars rose to US$620 million in three months, up from US$360 million.
