Lebanese Army Seizes 1.2 Million Captagon Pills, Intended for Smuggling Abroad - Sarmad
Lebanese Army Intelligence Directorate patrol officers seized approximately 1.2 million Captagon pills inside a vehicle in the Sarba area of the Keserwan District, which was prepared for smuggling abroad, and arrested tw
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
Lebanese Army Intelligence Directorate patrol officers seized approximately 1.2 million Captagon pills inside a vehicle in the Sarba area of the Keserwan District, which was prepared for smuggling abroad, and arrested two citizens involved in the operation.
The Lebanese Army command said in a statement on Tuesday that “a patrol from the Intelligence Directorate, following a security surveillance and monitoring operation, conducted raids in the Sarba-Keserwan area and arrested two individuals while they were packing approximately 1.2 million Captagon pills into a vehicle for smuggling out of Lebanon.”
According to the statement, the seized drugs were handed over, and an investigation was launched with the two detainees under the supervision of the competent judiciary.
It is worth noting that Lebanese security forces are combating the drug scourge in Lebanon, fighting drug manufacturing operations, and uncovering activities related to smuggling drugs abroad.
