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EU struggles to curb hard drugs

Source: BBC
London : United Kingdom | 27 days ago  
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  • Indian policemen carry cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis production, in Awantipora
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  • Four million adults are estimated to have used cocaine over the past year in the European Union
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  • Indian policemen cuts cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis production, in Awantipora
    Indian policemen cuts cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis ...
    Source: Reuters
  • Indian policemen collect cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis production, in Awantipora
    Indian policemen collect cannabis plants during a drive against ...
    Source: Reuters
  • Indian policemen destroy cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis production, in Awantipora
    Indian policemen destroy cannabis plants during a drive against ...
    Source: Reuters
  • Indian policeman cuts cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis production, in Awantipora
    Indian policeman cuts cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis ...
    Source: Reuters
  • Indian policeman destroys cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis production, in Awantipora
    Indian policeman destroys cannabis plants during a drive against ...
    Source: Reuters
Indian policemen carry cannabis plants during a drive against cannabis ...
Combinations of drugs pose increasing problems, as do new synthetic drugs, many of them marketed on the internet. "There is little to suggest any improvement regarding cocaine and heroin use in Europe, the two substances that remain at the heart of Europe's drugs problem," the European Monitoring...
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