“Mounjaro,” “Ozempic” and cancer drugs... Black-market networks through the airport…
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Saida Online: Suitcases loaded with cancer drugs and “Mounjaro” and “Ozempic” injections, phone numbers registered under the name “DAWA,” and medical prescriptions said to have been sent from Egypt for submission to customs. This is how the threads of a drug-smuggling case through Beirut Airport began to unravel, involving names from Lebanon, Syria and Egypt, and whose connections extended,…
Lebanon Debate: Suitcases loaded with cancer medicines and "Mounjaro" and "Ozempic" injections... But the surprise was not the medicines alone. Phone numbers bearing the code "DAWA," deleted conversations, and financial transfers worth thousands of dollars reveal threads in a judicial case tracking the smuggling of medicines through Beirut Airport. It began on the 16th of October…
Lebanon 24: Ibrahim Bayram wrote in "An-Nahar": Following the emergence of new information and names regarding their case, the number of Lebanese prisoners, detainees and abductees in Israeli prisons rose from 38 names, which were included in the latest list drawn up months ago by the Lebanese Association for Prisoners and Liberated Detainees, to 42 names,…
