Syria seizes 3 smugglers, 200,000 Captagon pills at Syrian-Jordanian border

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Home Jordan News Syria seizes 3 smugglers, 200,000 Captagon pills at Syrian-Jordanian border 28-12-2023 10:25 AM Ammon News - Styria announced in Thursday that it seized on Wednesday a quantity of 200,000 Captagon pills and 210 narcotic hashish packages during an attempt to smuggle them across the Syrian-Jordanian border. “After monitoring and following up, a unit of the competent authorities seized “Lexus” variant of Captagon at the Syrian-Jordanian border, in addition to the narcotic hashish, and arrested three smugglers,” a security source told Syrian Arab News Agency. The source affirmed that the authorities continue their work in monitoring and hunting down smuggling operations and controlling borders with the aim of eliminating this phenomenon.

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Syria seizes 3 smugglers, 200,000 Captagon pills at Syrian-Jordanian border

28-12-2023 10:25 AM

Ammon News - Styria announced in Thursday that it seized on Wednesday a quantity of 200,000 Captagon pills and 210 narcotic hashish packages during an attempt to smuggle them across the Syrian-Jordanian border.

“After monitoring and following up, a unit of the competent authorities seized “Lexus” variant of Captagon at the Syrian-Jordanian border, in addition to the narcotic hashish, and arrested three smugglers,” a security source told Syrian Arab News Agency.

The source affirmed that the authorities continue their work in monitoring and hunting down smuggling operations and controlling borders with the aim of eliminating this phenomenon.

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