4 Japanese arrested on suspicion of heroin smuggling

NARITA, Japan - A Narita airport customs office official on Jan. 9 shows some of the 16.7 kilograms of heroin which four Japanese men attempted to smuggle from Laos to Australia in Dece,ber 2002. The men were arrested while in transit at Narita airport. (Kyodo)

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