The article discusses a significant drug seizure by the Australian Border Force at a Sydney wharf, where nearly a third of a ton of crystal methamphetamine, valued at over £50 million, was found hidden inside electric barbecues and heaters shipped from Thailand. The seizure is highlighted as evidence of the increased drug trafficking activities by Myanmar's Golden Triangle drug lords, who are capitalizing on the disorder following the military coup in Myanmar. The article suggests that the political instability has provided an opportunity for Asian triads to increase the production and distribution of drugs like crystal meth, commonly known as 'ice', and flood the market with these substances.