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Confiscation has increased fivefold over the last decade but the region still produces an estimated two-fifths of the nation's marijuana crop.

"The confiscation has enabled us to strengthen controls over important elements of public security and thus eliminate potential security threats," said a caption accompanying the photo of a large pile of boxes.

The confiscation has less to do with secrecy than with the fact that the equipment could ignite and cause an explosion – a huge safety risk on a site processing volatile chemicals.

This disguised confiscation has slowed economic progress.

Since then, the confiscation has gone down in history as a measure that inflicted pointless pain on the population.

"I have no doubt the robust intervention of dispersal and alcohol confiscation has had a big effect on these figures," he said.

A wave of expropriations and confiscations has left millions of hectares of farmland and a swathe of the food industry in government hands.

Dog owners say confiscations have been up sharply for months, and special television programs roll out experts to discuss diseases spread by dogs.

To critics, the documents show how the government can subvert Americans' constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure, but the confiscations have largely been allowed by courts as a tool to battle illegal activities like drug smuggling, child pornography and terrorism.

"This suggests official inspections and confiscations have not taken place in most shops," says the survey, which was commissioned by two British wildlife charities, Elephant Family and the Aspinall Foundation, as well as the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in the US state of Ohio.

The confiscations have left some people fearing that in the run-up to elections, the free media guarantees in the newly approved constitution will not be respected.