Border guards foil attempt to smuggle over 38,000 regulated pills in Jazan
Saudi border patrols in Jazan have intercepted 38,500 regulated pills, 1,600 amphetamine tablets, and 45 kg of hashish near Al-Daer.
Saudi border guards in Jazan thwarted a smuggling attempt earlier this month, intercepting a significant quantity of controlled substances. The patrol team discovered 38,500 regulated pills intended for medical use, along with 1,600 tablets of amphetamine and 45 kilograms of hashish. The contraband was found hidden near Al-Daer, a key area within the Jazan region.
The Border Guard has confirmed that the initial legal process has been initiated and the seized items have been turned over to the appropriate authorities. The security agencies are urging citizens and residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity related to drug smuggling. Individuals can contact the authorities through various channels, including emergency numbers and dedicated hotlines, ensuring all information remains confidential and the informant will not face any liability.
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