Afghan officials to incinerate confiscated alcohol, drugs

Afghan officials to incinerate confiscated alcohol, drugs

Afghan government and police officials inspect a bottle of whiskey among about 4 tons of confiscated drugs and alcohol before incineration in October 2014. (Pool Photo by Hiromi Yasui) (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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