Guinea-Bissau to Shoot Drug Planes

Suspected drug planes that enter Guinea-Bissau's airspace will be shot down in a bid to reduce rampant cocaine trafficking according to their government. The Prime Minister said he had personally issued the uncompromising order. This follows the army's seizure of a truckload of jet fuel in a forest outside the city of Buba. International drug experts fear the poor, unstable, country surrounded by islands could become a narco-state.