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Online sales of illegal opioids from China have surged in America amid e-commerce exploitation, a probe has found
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette WASHINGTON — Nearly $800 million worth of fentanyl pills were illegally sold to online customers in the United States over two years by Chinese distributors who took advantage of internet anonymity and an explosive growth in e-commerce, according to a ... |
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