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Chihuahua Authorities Seize Presumed Drug Lab in Parral

Chihuahua state security forces seized a clandestine drug manufacturing lab in Parral, preventing an estimated 100,000 daily doses from entering the streets.

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On Tuesday, the State Secretariat of Public Security (SSPE) in Chihuahua located and secured a property in Las Lajas, Hidalgo del Parral, suspected of being a clandestine laboratory for drug production. [1] The Mexican Army and National Guard seized a clandestine drug laboratory in the Tarahumara municipality of Hidalgo del Parral, Chihuahua, on a Tuesday morning. [2] Authorities secured thousands of liters of liquid substances and approximately one ton of solid products, which were handed over to the Attorney General's Office of the Republic (FGR) for investigation. [3] The SSPE estimated that if the facility was used for methamphetamine production, it had a capacity to generate 100 kilograms per day, or approximately 1,000 doses. [4] The SSPE stated that the operation prevented the distribution of a quantity of drugs estimated to reach up to 100,000 daily doses on the streets. [5] In Tabasco, federal agents intercepted a truck on the Coatzacoalcos-Villahermosa highway carrying nearly two tons of drugs disguised as coconut candy. [6] Local police estimates indicated the seized laboratory produced 100,000 amphetamine pills per day. [7]
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  1. On Tuesday, the State Secretariat of Public Security (SSPE) in Chihuahua located and secured a property in Las Lajas, Hidalgo del Parral, suspected of being a clandestine laboratory for drug production. · El Informador
  2. The Mexican Army and National Guard seized a clandestine drug laboratory in the Tarahumara municipality of Hidalgo del Parral, Chihuahua, on a Tuesday morning. · Excélsior
  3. Authorities secured thousands of liters of liquid substances and approximately one ton of solid products, which were handed over to the Attorney General's Office of the Republic (FGR) for investigation. · El Informador
  4. The SSPE estimated that if the facility was used for methamphetamine production, it had a capacity to generate 100 kilograms per day, or approximately 1,000 doses. · El Informador
  5. The SSPE stated that the operation prevented the distribution of a quantity of drugs estimated to reach up to 100,000 daily doses on the streets. · El Informador
  6. In Tabasco, federal agents intercepted a truck on the Coatzacoalcos-Villahermosa highway carrying nearly two tons of drugs disguised as coconut candy. · Excélsior
  7. Local police estimates indicated the seized laboratory produced 100,000 amphetamine pills per day. · Excélsior
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