Railway security staff was reportedly among the two drug peddlers busted for illegal cannabis this past weekend in Chattogram, Bangladesh.
The manager of the Chattogram Railway Station reportedly told the news outlet a staffer came to the station Saturday evening to perform his duties on a train bound for Nazirhat. That’s when the manager reported he saw officers take the worker away, although he not aware why that was.
A police official reportedly said the worker used to sell cannabis through the second accused, adding the pair was arrested while sharing drug proceeds and were found with the two kilograms of weed.
“Consumption of both opium and cannabis are traditional in Bangladesh,” according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
The Narcotics Control Act, 1990 states that cannabis cultivation, production, processing, carrying, transportation, import, export, supply, purchase, sale, possession, preservation, warehousing, exhibition or use
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