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1252 Kg Cocaine Worth Over $ 2 Million Found In Cardboard Boxes At Ecuador’s Port of Guayaquil
Ecuadorian authorities have seized a significant quantity of cocaine at the Port of Guayaquil, a critical hub for international trade. Approximately 1252.8 kilograms of the illicit substance, valued at over $2 million, were discovered concealed within cardboard boxes during a routine inspection by the National Police. This seizure underscores the ongoing challenges in combating transnational drug trafficking and highlights the importance of rigorous port security measures.
Do you use a marine UPS for CTD operations?
Ensuring reliable data acquisition during CTD profiling necessitates careful consideration of power supply stability. A recent inquiry highlights a crucial distinction: the appropriate use of marine-grade Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) versus standard desktop units. Vessels' generators can introduce voltage fluctuations detrimental to sensitive CTD instrumentation. Marine UPS, specifically online double-conversion models, are calibrated to withstand harsh marine environments—vibration, humidity, and salt exposure—providing essential protection.