UN drug experts say opium production has leveled off in Myanmar, but instability may trigger a rise

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U.N. experts say there has been a slight drop in the production of opium in Myanmar, the world’s biggest source of the illicit drug from which heroin is derived, but warn there are still strong prospects for future expansion of the deadly trade
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