$1.54 billion in marijuana plants destroyed at Ebini, DeVeldt
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Some of the cannabis plants that were destroyed (Photo: Guyana Police Force)
In the joint operation, 18 acres with approximately 58,000 plants ranging from three (3) inches to ten (10) feet in height were destroyed. Three camps, a trailer and two ploughs were also destroyed.
Police Headquarters did not say if anyone was arrested.
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Police destroyed the narcotics, the camps, a trailer and two ploughs (Photo: Guyana Police Force)
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