Syrian authorities foil attempt to smuggle over 100,000 Captagon pills to Saudi Arabia
Syrian anti-narcotics officers seized more than 100,000 Captagon pills hidden in a truck bound for Saudi Arabia at the Nasib border crossing.
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AIThe Syrian Arab Republic’s anti-narcotics department, with support from K9 police units, has thwarted an attempt to smuggle more than 100,000 Captagon pills. The drugs were concealed inside the spare tire of a refrigerated truck, with the shipment destined for Saudi Arabia via the Nasib border crossing.
According to a statement posted by the Syrian anti-narcotics department on X, the operation resulted in the complete seizure of the shipment and the arrest of the individual involved in the smuggling attempt.
The department added that the confiscated drugs were seized in accordance with legal procedures, and the suspect has been referred to the relevant authorities to complete the necessary legal actions.
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