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Security raids target Satan's Gardens
A broad security campaign is being carried out by the Egyptian Ministry of Interior targeting "Devil's Gardens" farms, which are used to cultivate drug-producing plants such as poppy, opium, and cannabis in remote and mountainous areas. The campaigns utilize the latest reconnaissance technologies and aerial support to track and destroy these fields before harvest, as well as to arrest those responsible for these plantations. These gardens are a major source of drug production and pose a threat to national security, as they are linked to drug cartel funding and the exploitation of youth. Under Egyptian law, cultivating or importing narcotic plants is punishable by life imprisonment or death, along with hefty fines. The campaigns reaffirm the government's commitment to ending these hotspots and destroying the infrastructure of drug gangs in order to protect society and national security.
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