Smuggling Shifts To Jungle Airstrips In Amazon Corridor
In Three Corners, cocaine traffickers switch to low altitude jungle flights using a network of improvised Peruvian and Colombian airstrips. Native communities aid pilots with food and fuel while regional police struggle with limited air assets and cross-border airspace constraints as downed planes and rising costs alter the drug flow.
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