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Chief cannot be named now, says COMPOL as PM lauds “interception” of weapons

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Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu said they cannot reveal the name of the high chief who is allegedly involved in the importation of a gun and about 600 rounds of ammunition. He said at a press conference investigations are now underway into the matter. The gun and ammunition arrived into Fiji on board MV Malau from Tonga last night. Prime Minister has lauded the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service, Fiji Navy and the Fiji Police Force for succ…

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