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Miffed monk’s temple has gone to the drugs

| Publication date 12 January 2017 | 07:32 ICT

Miffed monk’s temple has gone to the drugs

A chief monk was chafed to discover that his sacred site was desecrated by a drug-using duo of disciples in Kandal on Tuesday.

The head holy man called police in to investigate, confirming his suspicions that the adolescent religious adherents were following a new calling.

The two teens face double discipline as they were defrocked by pagoda authorities before being sent to provincial court to face the law.

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