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743 kg of beedi leaves seized in Northern seas

743 kg of beedi leaves seized in Northern seas

by Staff Writer 28-09-2019 | 11:53 AM
Colombo (News 1st):  The Sri Lanka Navy seized 743 kilograms of Beedi leaves during a search operation in the Nothern seas. According to the Navy, two suspects have also been arrested. The Navy noted that over 2060 kilograms of Beedi leaves were seized yesterday alone during search operations in the Northern seas.  

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