Customs thwarts attempt to smuggle 228 sheets soaked in the narcotic "chemical" in possession of a British visitor - Sarmad

The General Customs Authority, represented by customs inspectors at Terminal 4 of Kuwait International Airport, thwarted an attempt to smuggle the narcotic substance “chemical,” which was in the possession of a British visitor arriving from the United Kingdom.

According to a statement issued by the General Customs Authority via its account on the X platform, the seizure followed customs inspection procedures conducted on the passenger and his luggage, during which 228 A4-sized sheets suspected of being saturated with the narcotic “chemical” were found in his possession.

A seizure report was prepared, and the passenger and the confiscated items were referred to the General Directorate of Narcotics Control to take the necessary legal action against him. The General Customs Authority reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its efforts to counter all attempts to smuggle prohibited substances, and to strengthening oversight at customs checkpoints to safeguard the country’s security and the well-being of society.