Kilogrammes in a sentence

Baktash and Ibrahim had been arrested in Kenya on November 9, 2014, after providing 99 kilogrammes of heroin and two kilogrammes of methamphetamine to a US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent who had posed as a buyer.

Figures from the World Health Organisation (WHO) show that Malawi has the lowest consumption of milk per capita in Africa, estimated at four to six kilogrammes (kg).

He and his brother Terry built a huge drug empire in which they controlled the distribution of many kilogrammes of cocaine in many states.

Surgeons carried out the C-section the next day and Angerson was born weighing 7.328 kilogrammes and measuring 59 centimetres.

The average application rate of mineral fertilizer in sub-Saharan Africa is 14 kilogrammes per hectare, which is at least 10 times lower than corresponding figures in South Asia, EU, South America, and East Asia.

The study was published in the journal Science Advances, and it revealed that the gorgosaurus was about seven years old and weighed 330 kilogrammes when it died.

According to the FIR, Bomb Disposal team head Rafiq Shah, after inspecting the incident site, noted that “seven to eight kilogrammes of explosive material and ball bearing” were used in the IED blast.

For this year alone in mega farms, production was 40 950 000 kilogrammes (kg) for maize, soya beans and groundnuts.

He added that the command also intercepted Colorado Indica weighing 32.5 kilogrammes.

NAN also reports that the first baby of the year, Baby Chiziterem Jethro Ikechukwu, a boy, weighed 2.5 kilogrammes.

According to him, the approved kilogrammes of cylinders to be used as camp gas are from 1 to 7.5kgs of gas cylinders and warned that anything above that is highly detrimental.

At least 15 to 20 kilogrammes of explosives were used in the blast with some of the explosives in the attacker’s suicide jacket and the remaining being carried by him.

I think that you may be wrong here with the back up details quoted many times and more recently suggesting this is equivalent to 190 kilogrammes per person in the European Union per year.

Last year, she harvested about 80 kilogrammes from a quarter of the plants and sold for Nu 500 a kg.

The most populous is the green turtle and they are joined by the loggerhead and leatherhead which can weigh over 600 kilogrammes.

The production of potatoes per person (total production in Estonia divided by the number of population) was 91 kilogrammes.

Shelling noted that the command has made a seizure of over four thousand kilogrammes of hard drugs in the last one year.

She would reveal later in this interview that she has lost 28 kilogrammes and spent several weeks in and out of hospitals over the past seven months.

This is an increase of 14 percent from the 171 million kilogrammes worth US$497 million that had been sold during the same period last year.

Wakawa said a three bedroom apartment, located in the ancient city, was being used by suspected drug barons as a warehouse; and which stored about 4,100 kilogrammes of substance suspected to be cannabis sativa.