Sunday, February 8, 2026
ADVT 
International

Five Indians Arrested For Drug Smuggling In China

The Canadian Press, 13 Sep, 2016 11:41 AM
    Five Indians have been arrested in China for allegedly smuggling drugs from India, officials said.
     
    They were arrested at the Kunming International Airport in Yunnan on September 7. They had flown in from Kolkatta.
     
    They were found in possession of 18 kg of cannabis, concealed in their food packets and laptop bags.
     
    Official sources said Indian officials were granted consular access on September 21.
     
    "We are trying to ascertain the facts," an official in the Indian embassy told IANS.
     
    Drugs peddling is a serious offence in China with punishments ranging from life-term in prison and death penalty.
     
    In July, a Colombian model was sentenced to 15 years in jail for drug smuggling in China.

    MORE International ARTICLES

    Toronto Woman Reading On New Jersey Beach Is Run Over By Trash Truck

    Toronto Woman Reading On New Jersey Beach Is Run Over By Trash Truck
    Megan Fabieniak, of Toronto, was hospitalized Wednesday in stable condition with minor injuries to her arm and leg.

    Toronto Woman Reading On New Jersey Beach Is Run Over By Trash Truck

    Indian-American Narrowly Loses Florida Congressional Primary

    Indian-American Narrowly Loses Florida Congressional Primary
      38-year-old Ms Thomas, lost the party's primary in Congressional District 2 of Florida, by just 1700 votes, to surgeon Neal Dunn.

    Indian-American Narrowly Loses Florida Congressional Primary

    Australian Police Arrests Wife, Lover For Murder Of Indian-Origin Man

    Australian Police Arrests Wife, Lover For Murder Of Indian-Origin Man
    Ten months after the death of an Indian-origin man, Australian police have arrested his wife and her paramour for allegedly poisoning her husband with cyanide.

    Australian Police Arrests Wife, Lover For Murder Of Indian-Origin Man

    Pakistani Pilot Sisters Make History By Co-Flying Boeing 777

    Pakistani Pilot Sisters Make History By Co-Flying Boeing 777
      Pakistan International Airlines spokesman Danyal Gilani said that Maryam Masood and Erum Masood have been flying different planes for a while but finally ended up flying the same plane recently.

    Pakistani Pilot Sisters Make History By Co-Flying Boeing 777

    UK Considers Further Visa Crackdowns

    UK Considers Further Visa Crackdowns
    The UK government is considering further crackdowns on visas for non-EU nationals, which will include Indians, to curb its soaring immigration figures.

    UK Considers Further Visa Crackdowns

    This NRI Stabbed Wife As She Was Overweight, But Was Let Off Due To His 'Hindu Culture'

    This NRI Stabbed Wife As She Was Overweight, But Was Let Off Due To His 'Hindu Culture'
      Family’s Hindu culture deemed “very significant” by judge sentencing man for stabbing his wife

    This NRI Stabbed Wife As She Was Overweight, But Was Let Off Due To His 'Hindu Culture'