India, Myanmar to cooperate to curb drug trafficking

Published
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
India, Myanmar to cooperate to curb drug trafficking
Mizzima

New Delhi is hosting a two-day meeting which was launched yesterday between India and Myanmar on efforts to curb drug trafficking between the two countries, MENAFN reported.

During the meeting, India is exploring with Myanmar coordination and solid steps for checking drug trafficking between them.

NCB Director General Abhay is heading the Indian delegation while CCDAC's Joint Secretary Win Naing is leading Myanmar side.

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