More than nine kilograms of cannabis, cocaine and cash believed to be linked to drug sales were seized during a police operation in occupied Kyrenia, according to Turkish Cypriot media.
A search at the home of one of two suspects reportedly uncovered 9.023 kilograms of cannabis, 300 grams of cocaine, 6,275 Turkish lira and €200 in cash, as well as a packaging machine.
Two people, aged 28 and 24, were arrested and remanded in custody.
In a separate case, also in Kyrenia, the investigation into fake driving licences has led to 15 arrests, including the owner of a driving school.
According to reports, records found at the driving school contained information and documents belonging to 20 people, which are now being examined.
A court in Kyrenia was told on Thursday that suspects had admitted obtaining fake driving licences in exchange for money.
Seven suspects in the case were remanded for one further day.
Source: CNA
