Customs is blocking the smuggling of 11,000 narcotics at Caesarean section
Customs interests at the border crossing with a decent head booking 11,000 Erika discs hidden inside a car arriving from Libya and suing the driver.
The operation resulted in the seizure of nearly 11,000 drugs that were on their way into the country.
The operation came after a car carrying a foreign development was subjected to close inspection as it arrived from Libyan territory towards the national soil. A field inspection by customs officials uncovered a shipment of Erika tablets, containing the active substance Pregabalin, after they were rigidly concealed in different parts of the vehicle's structure to deflect border control.
Customs interests were taken after the control process of seizing the entire quantity of drugs grains and the authorized means of transport in smuggling, along with the release of a frontal and partial manifesto for the purpose of establishing legal violations committed. The driver and the reservations were referred to the competent security units for further judicial investigations under the supervision of the Public Prosecutor's Office to take the necessary action in his case.
The operation is part of a series of similar checkpoints seen by the Ras Ghadir crossing in previous periods, where discouragement has been recorded for smuggling shipments involving 22,000 drugs and 15,000 drugs through vehicles arriving from the border. These substances are subject to the provisions of the law on drugs and legislation that prohibits the importation of drugs and the unlicensed circulation of controlled medicines.