Kazakh Citizen Sentenced to 16 Years in Georgia for Strong Painkiller; MFA Monitoring

Kazakhstan's Embassy in Georgia is monitoring the case of a Kazakh truck driver sentenced to 16 years for possessing a potent painkiller. Consular staff have visited the citizen, attended court hearings, and assisted in finding legal representation. The man was detained in April with the medication, which is controlled in Georgia, despite having a prescription from Germany.

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