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Police destroy acres of cannabis farms at Gaetroy, Upper Berbice River

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February 7, 2021
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…find 11 live 12 gauge cartridges

Ranks of the Guyana Police Force on Friday destroyed a cultivated cannabis farm measuring
about 1.5 acres and about 75,00 plants, one camp with about 50 kilos of dry cannabis and a nursery with about 10,000 seedlings at Gaetroy, Upper Berbice River.

The eradication exercise was conducted between 05:45h and 16:00h.

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