Aizawl, Aug 7 (PTI) Methamphetamine tablets worth Rs 10.50 crore were seized near the Myanmar border in Mizoram's Champhai district, officials said on Friday.

A Myanmarese national was also arrested in the joint operation by the Assam Rifles and Mizoram police on Thursday, they said.

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Total 3 lakh tablets were seized, they added.

A case has been filed under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, officials said. PTI CORR SOM SOM 08080024 NNNNr the club's youtube channel that he's been stuck at home in London because of the coronavirus pandemic after helping Qingdao Huanghai win promotion to the Chinese first division.

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When asked what's next — and that it's unlikely to be with Leyton Orient — Touré laughed and said, “could be.” “I just want to enjoy it until the last minute because football for me is everything,” said Touré, who also won a Champions League title with Barcelona. "They allowed me to train with the lads. The manager was fantastic.

Everybody welcomed me here and I feel like I'm at home. Want to train and do it my best and maybe we'll see.”

Touré, who competed in three World Cups for Ivory Coast, did some running and stretching Friday. He plans to return Monday and will increase his workload through the week.

Orient coach Ross Embleton told the club's website that “we thought it was a joke” when Touré's agent contacted them 10 days prior. They soon realized the request was “the real deal.” He said his squad can learn from Touré.

“Any opportunity to get a player of his quality, one of the best in the world, is fantastic,” Embleton said.

“He comes across as a really good character, and it will give our players a really good opportunity to learn from him in the experience.” (AP)

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