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Paul Squire, a 50-year-old British man, has been charged with drug trafficking in Hong Kong after customs officers found 26 kg of ketamine in his luggage. He was arrested at Hong Kong International Airport in June alongside a Japanese man who was also caught with a significant amount of the drug. The case highlights the strict penalties for drug trafficking in Hong Kong.
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Paul Squire, a 50-year-old British man, has been charged with drug trafficking in Hong Kong after customs officers found 26 kg of ketamine in his luggage. He was arrested at Hong Kong International Airport in June alongside a Japanese man who was also caught with a significant amount of the drug. The case highlights the strict penalties for drug trafficking in Hong Kong.
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Pictured: Brit facing life in prison in Hong Kong after £1.5m of ketamine found in his suitcase
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