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A Laotian man deported by the United States to South Sudan left for Laos on Thursday after spending more than a year in detention in Africa, an ordeal his attorney said could have been avoided.

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The Philippine National Police (PNP) is currently verifying reports that two separate shipments of illegal drugs seized in Laos and Thailand were allegedly destined for the Philippines. According to PNP spokesperson Police Colonel Allen Rae Co, local authorities are coordinating with foreign counterparts to confirm details including the origin of the shipments, their intended destinations, ownership of the aircraft involved, and flight plans. The Laotian authorities reportedly seized 521 kilograms of suspected methamphetamine from a private jet, with claims that the drugs were bound for Manila. Separately, Thai authorities intercepted over a ton of crystal methamphetamine worth approximately P2.2 billion from a boat in the Gulf of Thailand, which was allegedly being transported to the Philippines. Colonel Co emphasized that while the PNP is relieved that the drugs have not yet reached the country, it is premature to confirm whether the reports are accurate. The PNP continues to monitor international drug smuggling activities closely. The South China Morning Post and Bangkok Post reported on the seizures, but the PNP has not yet confirmed the destination of the drugs. The agency is taking the matter seriously and is working through proper channels to verify the information. This development highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking across international borders, particularly in Southeast Asia where drug smuggling routes are common. The PNP's approach reflects a cautious stance, prioritizing verification over immediate conclusions to avoid spreading unconfirmed information.

A Laotian man deported by the U.S. to South Sudan has returned to his home country after more than a year in detention.

With 'Hawker Fare,' Chef James Syhabout Shares Laotian Food He Grew Up With  WUNC News

A Laotian man deported by the U.S. to South Sudan has returned to his home country after more than a year in detention.

JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — A Laotian man deported by the United States to South Sudan left for Laos on Thursday after spending more than a year in detention in Africa, an ordeal his attorney said cou…

With 'Hawker Fare,' Chef James Syhabout Shares Laotian Food He Grew Up With  Blue Ridge Public Radio

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These Savory-Sweet Laotian-Style Pork Patties Are a Last-Minute Dinner Winner  Food & Wine

With 'Hawker Fare,' Chef James Syhabout Shares Laotian Food He Grew Up With  WUNC News

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