(1)Busan New Port on the 15th of last monthimage text translation
(1)Report to mbcimage text translation
(2)Coast Guard divers inside seawater intakes at the bottom of a large container ship
(1)Take out three black bagsimage text translation
(1)The 100kg cigar found inside was 350 billion won worth of cocaineimage text translation
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)The drug was found in a sieve inside the ship’s seawater inlet
(1)Recently, international drug organizations secretly deliver drugs in these manure netsimage text translation
(1)Report to mbcimage text translation
(2)I’m using it in the so-called parasite method
(1)mbc reportimage text translation
(2)It’s accessible from the outside, and it’s submerged
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)Because it’s not easy to see
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)The ship, which departed from Brazil in December, also did a manure check
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)The drug gangs were aiming for a pre-departure
(1)Lee Kyung-yeol, Head of Narcotics Investigation Division, South Sea Coast Guardimage text translation
(2)In Santos, Brazil
(1)Lee Kyung-yeol, Head of Narcotics Investigation Division, South Sea Coast Guardimage text translation
(2)We left the port 30 minutes after the filter inspection
(1)Lee Kyung-yeol, Head of Narcotics Investigation Division, South Sea Coast Guardimage text translation
(2)It’s a structure that two or more people can hide if they dive in
(1)Phone 0278image text translation
(2)South Sea Regional Maritime Police Agency
(3)After going to Singapore and Korea
(1)Phone 02 784-4000image text translation
(2)South Sea Regional Maritime Police Agency
(3)The ship’s final destination was a port in Europe
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)South Sea Regional Maritime Police Agency
(3)But drugs were caught in Busan
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)※The financial institutions of each region
(3)Korean-flagged ships not only at the time of departure
(1)Even at the stopover, the diver goes underwater and checks the filterimage text translation
(1)The drug gangs seem to have overlooked this in advanceimage text translation
(1)Park Ki-jung, Head of Investigation Division, South Sea Coast Guardimage text translation
(2)on a cargo ship departing from Brazil
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)Park Ki-jung, Head of Investigation Division, South Sea Coast Guard
(3)With the frequent smuggling of cocaine
(1)Busan New Portimage text translation
(2)Phone 02 784 4000
(3)Bolt is missing
(4)Park Ki-jung, Head of Investigation Division, Maritime Police Agency
(5)The ship’s owner conducted a ship’s floor test to prevent similar cases…
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)On-site certificate
(3)The
(4)Used by KICS 2024-000001
(5)1067 Evidence Analysis Unit
(6)South Sea Regional Maritime Police Agency
(7)It’s packed in 1kg of cocaine
(1)Report to mbcimage text translation
(2)There was also a small locator hidden
(1)Defendant 14537image text translation
(2)South Sea Regional Maritime Police Agency
(3)The Coast Guard is drug-free, dolphin-like
(1)South Sea Regional Maritime Police Agencyimage text translation
(2)mbc report
(3)Make sure it’s emblazoned with a Latin American drug ring
(1)Phone 02 784 4000image text translation
(2)We are pursuing cocaine distribution channels through international cooperation investigations
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