Border guards foil attempt to smuggle hashish, pills in Jazan
Saudi border patrols in Jazan intercepted 52 kg of hashish and 151,000 regulated pills, handing the seized drugs to authorities for investigation.
In Jazan, Saudi border guards successfully intercepted and seized 52 kilograms of hashish and 151,000 regulated pills during a crackdown on drug smuggling. The Border Guard's ground patrols in the Al-Harth sector thwarted the illicit operation, preventing the contraband from reaching its intended destination. The authorities promptly handed over the seized drugs to relevant officials for further investigation and legal proceedings.
The Border Guard issued a statement on its X account, confirming that the initial legal procedures have been completed. The seized items have been transferred to the appropriate authorities for further action. This successful operation underscores the commitment of the security agencies in combating drug trafficking and ensuring the safety of citizens and residents across the Kingdom.
To aid in the fight against drug smuggling, citizens and residents are encouraged to report any information related to such activities by contacting designated hotlines or email addresses. In Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh, and the Eastern Province, reports can be made by dialing (911), while in other regions, the numbers (999) and (994) should be used.
The General Directorate of Narcotics Control can be reached at (995), and inquiries can also be submitted via email at ([email protected]). All reports will be handled with strict confidentiality and will not be used against the informant.
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