India set to investigate Starlink to hunt down drug smugglers
- Indian police will investigate Starlink, owned by Elon Musk, to find drug smugglers after a recent incident involving a Myanmar-based boat.
- The Indian Coast Guard intercepted a boat and found a Starlink device alongside $4.5 billion worth of meth.
- The drugs' retail market value is estimated at 360 billion rupees, prompting the government to contact Elon Musk.
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India Says Elon Musk’s Starlink Device Used To Bring $4.5 BILLION Meth
Indian authorities are investigating a surprising tech twist in their fight against drug smuggling. The government has said that it is approaching Elon Musk after it found $4.5 billion worth of drugs being smuggled through Starlink satellite. The India Coast Guard intercepted a boat from Myanmar carrying around 6,000 kilograms of methamphetamine with a Starlink device as well. More About The Starlink Bust Last week, the Indian Coast Guard int…
India set to investigate Starlink to hunt down drug smugglers
Indian police on Tuesday (December 3) said that they will investigate Elon Musk-owned Starlink so as to hunt down drug smugglers. The smugglers used a satellite internet device to navigate deep seas and to bring meth worth $4.25 billion inside the Indian waters for the first time. The police made their biggest seizure as they uncovered more than 6,000 kg of meth in the remote outpost of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands last week in Myanmar.
Drug Smugglers Caught With $4.25 Billion Worth Of Meth Were Using SpaceX Starlink for Navigation
Meth Hall Police in India have a bone to pick with Elon Musk after they say drug smugglers were using SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet to sneak billions of dollars worth of methamphetamine into the country. As Reuters reports, police in India's remote Andaman and Nicobar islands are requesting information from the SpaceX subsidiary after discovering smugglers used its internet services to navigate its waters. The discovery was made after pol…
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