WELLINGTON http://www.stlouisbluesteamstore.com/ad … tin-jersey , Sept. 15 (Xinhua) -- New Zealand's local police have made significant arrests in relation to the supply of synthetic drugs and seized product which if manufactured, has a street value of around 1.5 million NZ dollars (1.1 million U.S. dollars), a police statement said on Friday.
The first arrest comes as part of Operation Tiger, which is an ongoing operation to target the importation of psychoactive substances, according to a statement from the police in Waitemata, a port in Auckland.
The most significant finding was a storage unit in Rodney of Auckland where 11 kg of finished synthetic drugs were found, it said.
A 58-year-old man was arrested on Thursday and charged with importing, manufacturing, and supplying psychoactive substance, the police said.
In a separate unrelated investigation by West Auckland police on behalf of the Coroner into two recent deaths suspected to be linked to synthetic drugs, Police have arrested three people for supplying the synthetic drugs the deceased are believed to have used, the statement said.
The three men arrested are aged, 22, 30 and 33. They have all been charged with selling and supplying a psychoactive substance.
Detective Inspector John Sutton said that the police will continue to work closely with customs, to reduce the impact and harm this drug is having on people, and urge communities to tell who is selling these drugs.
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BEIJING， June 27 (Xinhua) -- Chinese women's basketball team aim for a top eight finish at the Rio Olympic Games， head coach Thomas Maher told Xinhua here on Monday.
The team held their first practice session on Monday since returning from France， where they clinched an Olympic ticket in the qualifiers.
""Today is the first day back， and we have to be back to routine. We've got a list of things we need to correct from the Olympic qualifiers， so today we address three of these things. We keep moving these things to improve our efficiency in the game，"" said Maher.
In Rio， China has been drawn in Group B， along with defending champions United States， Spain， Senegal， Serbia and Canada.
""Our target is to finish in the top eight. That's not easy，"" said Maher.
""I think this team is a generation for the next Olympics， and this Olympics may be too early for this team. But this team has already made the Olympics， it's silly to make excuses and say that we will be ready in four-year time.
""We have a gold opportunity like this， and we have to take the opportunity and go as hard as we can. If we finish the top eight or go even further， we will be over the moon. You live your life trying to win every day， every game， every practice.
""We will try to win the gold medal， but obviously that's not a realistic goal. Our goal is to try hard every time and see what happens，"" he added.
China will fly to Canada on July 7 and play three warmup matches against the Canadian team， which they lost to 74-58 before the Olympic qualifiers.
""When we were playing against Canada， we were practicing against Venezuela， Belarus and Spain (in the Olympic qualifiers) and pretended that they are those teams.
""Now we will play our first Olympic game against Canada. That is the other way. Before we didn't spend our time preparing for Canada， but now we spend our time preparing for Canada. That's a big change， and that's a big effect，"" Maher said.
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by Xinhua writers Liu Xin， Li Na
BEIJING， March 2 (Xinhua) -- Media Center Hotel in Beijing has been unusually busy since Thursday as Chinese and foreign journalists gather there to report on the "two sessions."
The Fifth Session of the 12th National People's Congress (NPC) is scheduled to begin March 5， and the Fifth Session of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) is scheduled to start March 3.
Located in west Beijing， Media Center Hotel has served as the press center for the two sessions since 2008. Journalists arrived at the hotel before the opening of the annual political meetings to get press cards and prepare for reporting.
This year's meetings received over 3，000 journalist applications， including 1，250 from foreign journalists， 200 more than last year， according to the press center.
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