Dispensary Corner 02 Sep 13
September 2, 2013
Women are supposed to be good at multitasking, but this is probably taking it a bit far.
A mother in a hurry has been busted for breastfeeding her young son at the same time as driving her moped through heavy traffic in central China (below). According to witnesses the 18-month-old was crying as the vehicle wove its way through other vehicles in the city of Yuzhou in Henan province. “So she suddenly lifted up her T-shirt, whipped out her breast and started to feed him on the move,” one motorist said. Police became involved and gave her a stern reprimand. “She was risking her life, her son’s life and the lives of all the the other road users,” said a police spokesperson.
Police in Colombia have
intercepted a shipment of fake
limes, and say they contained
more than 1 tonne of cocaine.
The bogus citrus was being
loaded onto a ship in the
Caribbean port of Cartagena, with
the Colombian National Police
releasing a video of an agent
opening one of the false fruit to
reveal a parcel wrapped in clear
plastic inside.
The drugs have an estimated
value of about $50 million,
according to the London
Telegraph newspaper.
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