Iraqi border authority seizes dangerous chemicals in Basra

DUBAI: Iraq’s Border Ports Authority seized a hoard of dangerous chemicals in Umm Qasr port in Basra on Friday, state news agency INA reported. The authority said the chemicals were flammable. “With

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