Smuggling failed, drugs hidden in live animals caught

5 kg of crystal meth, 1 kg of hashish and 20 thousand narcotic pills were being smuggled to Kuwait.

According to local media reports, in the latest incident of drug trafficking, law enforcement officers led by Major General Hamid Al-Dawas, Assistant Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for Criminal Security Affairs and Brigadier General Mohammad Qabazard, Director of Combating Control of Illegals in the country. An attempt to fetch items failed.

It has been reported that during this operation carried out by the relevant agencies of Kuwait, 5 kilograms of crystal meth, one kilogram of hashish and 20 thousand narcotic pills hidden in live sheep coming from Iran via Doha port were recovered. In this regard, the security sources disclosed in details that the Ministry of Interior received a secret information about a shipment of sheep through which drugs were suspected to be smuggled. The team was formed.

Sources said that on arrival at Doha port, the sheep were handed over to a criminal gang consisting of three Asians. used to smuggle drugs, seized contraband including 5 kilograms of crystal meth, one kilogram of hashish and 20,000 pills, which have a high value in the global market, the suspects arrested in this operation It was handed over to the concerned authorities for further investigation and legal action.