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Saudi Customs Thwarts Attempt to Smuggle 1.2 Million Captagon Pills

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Last updated: 2024/10/18 at 4:55 PM
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The Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority (ZATCA) recently foiled an attempt to smuggle over one million Captagon pills into the Kingdom through the Halat Ammar border crossing. The pills were discovered hidden in a shipment containing a marble mixer during routine customs procedures. Thanks to advanced technology and live detection methods, the authority was able to uncover this significant quantity of banned substances. As a result of their efforts, two individuals involved in the smuggling attempt were apprehended and charged by the General Directorate for Drug Control.

This operation represents the ongoing commitment of ZATCA to tighten customs controls on imports and exports to prevent smuggling attempts. Through collaboration with the General Directorate for Drug Control, the authority remains vigilant in protecting society against such threats. It is essential for the public to also participate in combating smuggling to safeguard the community and the national economy. By working together, we can help ensure the safety and security of our society.

Efforts to combat smuggling are crucial to maintaining the integrity of the Kingdom’s borders and protecting citizens from the harmful effects of illicit substances. The detection of over one million Captagon pills demonstrates the dedication of ZATCA to upholding customs regulations and keeping illegal drugs out of the country. By using advanced technology and coordination with relevant authorities, such as the General Directorate for Drug Control, ZATCA is able to effectively address smuggling attempts and maintain the safety and security of the Kingdom.

The apprehension of individuals involved in the smuggling attempt sends a strong message that such illegal activities will not be tolerated. The authorities are working diligently to identify and prosecute those involved in smuggling operations, demonstrating their commitment to upholding the law and protecting society from the dangers of illicit drugs. The public is encouraged to report any suspicious activities or information related to smuggling to assist in these efforts and help safeguard the community.

The collaboration between ZATCA and the General Directorate for Drug Control highlights the importance of interagency cooperation in addressing complex challenges such as drug smuggling. By working together and sharing information and resources, these agencies are able to effectively combat illegal activities and protect the well-being of society. Continued coordination and communication between these entities will be essential in ensuring the success of efforts to prevent smuggling and uphold the rule of law in the Kingdom.

In conclusion, the successful thwarting of the attempt to smuggle over one million Captagon pills into the Kingdom is a testament to the dedication and vigilance of ZATCA and its partners. By remaining proactive in monitoring imports and exports, utilizing advanced technology, and coordinating with relevant authorities, ZATCA is able to effectively address smuggling attempts and protect society from the dangers of illicit substances. The public’s involvement in combating smuggling is essential in maintaining the safety and security of the community, and everyone has a role to play in upholding the law and safeguarding the national economy.

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