Colombian navy seizes submarine loaded with cocaine

The Colombian Navy found a low profile vessel, commonly described as makeshift submarines, loaded with more than two tons of cocaine. Navy sailors came across the ship on Sunday while patrolling the Pacific Colombian, with two men on board who were harmed by a leak of the toxic fumes of the submarine motor.

Other two dead men were found inside the 15-meter boat, which was also partially flooded. After prosecutor's office investigators tested the content of the packages, they concluded it was a total of 2,643 kilograms of cocaine. Cristian Guzman, Captain at the Task Force Command against Drug Trafficking, said the cargo was bound to Central American countries.