Police seize over 134,000 unidentified pills at refugee residential centres
Police seized more than 134,000 pills of unknown origin and nearly 21,000 medical kits at refugee residential centres across Moldova.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
The pills and kits have been sent for expert testing, which will establish what they contain. Police will also determine who was responsible for recording and storing these supplies. No further details have been released yet.
What happened
During checks at refugee residential centres across Moldova, police found and seized more than 134,000 pills of unknown origin. Nearly 21,000 medical kits were also seized. The General Police Inspectorate (IGP) announced this on 8 October.
In short
- More than 134,000 pills of unknown origin were seized from refugee residential centres.
- Nearly 21,000 medical kits were found in the same centres.
- All the products have been sent for expert analysis.
- Investigators must establish who was responsible for recording and storing the stocks.
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