<p>The Colombian government announced it had seized 12 tons of cocaine from a cartel group on Wednesday, November 8, marking the largest bust in the country’s fight against drug smugglers.</p><p>President Juan Manuel Santos traveled to Antioquia department, which is located near Colombia’s border with Panama, to inspect the haul that had been found buried at several farms. Noticias Caracol</a> reported the Colombian government identified the street value of the cocaine as $360 million and claimed it belonged to the Gulf cartel group. Credit: Colombian Ministry of National Defense via Storyful</p><br />
