ZATCA foils attempt to smuggle 413,450 amphetamine pills at Al-Haditha Port
RIYADH — Al-Haditha Customs has foiled an attempt to smuggle 413,450 amphetamine pills into the Kingdom, discovering the narcotics concealed within a commercial shipment arriving through the northern land port. Spokesperson of the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) Hamoud Al-Harbi stated that during standard inspection procedures of an incoming truck at Al-Haditha port, officers uncovered…
Customs officials at Al-Haditha Port in Saudi Arabia intercepted a shipment containing an astonishing 413,450 amphetamine pills, thwarting a major smuggling attempt. Hamoud Al-Harbi, a spokesperson for the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA), revealed that during routine inspection of a commercial truck loaded with canned fava beans, the narcotics were discovered hidden within the shipment.
ZATCA remains vigilant, maintaining stringent customs measures at all land, sea, and air ports to protect society and curb smuggling activities. Collaboration with the Ministry of Interior and the General Directorate of Narcotics Control underscores their commitment to combating illicit trafficking. The public is encouraged to assist in these efforts by reporting any suspicious activities or violations of the Unified Customs Law through the designated security hotline, international number, or email.
Confidentiality is assured for all information provided, with whistleblowers eligible for financial incentives upon verifying the reported details.
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