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Yesterday, members of the Drug Squad, conducted illegal drug eradication operations in several areas. A total of 1302 cannabis plants ranging from eight inches to five feet in height were seized.

The areas were Lemon Arbour, 59 plants; Wilson Hill, 84 plants; Claybury, 1 104 plants; and Venture, 55 plants.     

During the operation no arrests were made. (PR)

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