Myanmar lawmakers want tougher measures to combat drugs

YANGON (Reuters) - Military officials and lawmakers in Myanmar have voiced disappointment over the southeast Asian nation's lacklustre efforts to combat illegal drugs, urging it to step up the battle on the narcotics trade.<div class="feedflare">
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