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South Korean police and Interpol have rounded up 29 drug offenders across Southeast Asia .
The joint international crackdown took place in the Golden Triangle region straddling Thailand , Myanmar and Laos .
Seven countries, including the United States , Cambodia and Australia , took part in the operation.
Among the confiscated drugs were 1.5 tons of ketamine, suggesting the region is the main origin of the narcotic.
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