27 cocaine bricks, potentially worth over $15 million, have washed ashore on Fiji's Komo Island, with another 35 found nearby. This highlights Fiji's role as a Pacific drug transit hub for shipments to Australia, involving crime networks and suspicious yacht activity.
27 cocaine bricks found on Komo Island, Fiji, with 35 more on nearby Munia Island, valued at over $15 million. This highlights Fiji's role as a Pacific drug transit hub for the Australian market, with cartels using yachts and flotation devices. Authorities are investigating amid a 'brutal' crackdown on drug-related gang activity.
Remote Fijian islands are becoming a dumping ground for cocaine bricks, with locals finding 27kg of the drug worth over $15 million. This surge is linked to cartels using the Pacific as a transit route to Australia, amid a brutal crackdown on drug gangs in Fiji.
27 cocaine bricks, potentially worth over $15 million, have washed ashore on Fiji's Komo Island, with another 35 found nearby. This highlights Fiji's role as a Pacific drug transit hub for shipments to Australia, linked to crime networks and involving suspicious yacht activity.
