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TAMU, Myanmar (Reuters) - Five years ago, when cold pills first trickled across Myanmar's untamed border with India, many local officials were baffled. Where was this medicine going, and why were smugglers so interested in it? 
Source: [url=http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/Reuters/worldNews/~3/VyR2xR8vUiw/us-myanmar-drugs-india-idUSKCN10J2JE]Indian cold pills pour over remote border to fuel Myanmar narcotics boom[/url]
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