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Passenger Arrested for Hiding Drugs on Phuket-Bengaluru Flight
A passenger on a Phuket to Bengaluru flight was arrested for attempting to hide narcotics in an overhead panel. The individual concealed thirteen packets of contraband and discarded some in the lavatory. Customs officials apprehended him upon landing in Bangalore, with Air India Express cooperating in the investigation.
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