'Ndrangheta fugitive arrested in Bali
32-year-old had been on the run for seven years

(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 8 - A member of the Calabria-based 'Ndrangheta mafia who had been on the run for seven years has been arrested by Indonesian police at Bali airport after being tracked down with the help of Italy's Carabinieri police, the force said on Wednesday.
Antonio Strangio, 32, was hit by an Interpol Red Notice and detained after landing.
Allegedly linked to the San Luca 'Ndrangheta clan, he is wanted over accusations of narcotic production and trafficking, with the use of mafia methods an aggravating factor.
His case is related to the Eclissi operation that led to the arrest of 11 people in July 2015.
Strangio fled Italian Italian justice in 2016 and went to Australia where, with the help of the fact he has dual Italian-Australia citizenship, he was able to avoid extradition.
His arrest took place on February 2 but the authorities did not make the news public until now.
The news comes just days after "'Ndrangheta chef" Edgardo Greco, who had been on the run for 17 years, was arrested in Saint Etienne, France.
Greco is set to serve a life sentence for two murders.
Strangio's arrest takes the number of Italian fugitives arrested around the world up to 42 in under three years. (ANSA).