Mexico intercepts more than two tons of cocaine in the Pacific
Mexican authorities intercepted more than two tons of cocaine this Sunday in a maritime operation carried out 190 kilometers from the Tenth Naval Region based in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, in the south Pacific of the country. The Mexican Security Cabinet reported in a statement that this operation, led by Navy personnel, [...]
TL;DR
- More than two tons of cocaine were intercepted.
- The operation was maritime and conducted in the southern Pacific.
- The location was 190 kilometers from the Tenth Naval Region in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca.
- The Mexican Navy led the operation.
- The Mexican Security Cabinet issued a statement about the seizure.