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2 Kerala men held at Goa railway station with ambergris worth Rs 5.6 cr

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Arun Rajan (30) and Nibin Varghese (29), hailing from Kerala, were held at Margao station at 3pm with 5.694 kilograms of ambergris. Ambergris, created by the bile duct of the sperm whale, is often called "floating gold"

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2 Kerala men held at Goa railway station with ambergris worth Rs 5.6 cr

Panaji: Two persons were arrested on Friday at Margao railway station in Goa for allegedly possessing ambergris, also called whale vomit or grey amber, worth Rs 5.6 crore, an official said. Ambergris, created by the bile duct of the sperm whale, is often

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