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Saudi Customs seizes Captagon pills in Madinah

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11/01/2017
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JEDDAH: Anti-narcotics forces in Madinah foiled the smuggling of 623,000 Captagon pills. The drug consignment, which was coming from Tabuk and heading for Jeddah, was intercepted in Madinah and the alleged smuggler arrested.

According to details, customs officers at the Prince Naif bin Abdulaziz Airport in Qassim stopped an attempt by a passenger to smuggle 21,000 Captagon pills. The airport customs director general Walid Al-Fouzan said an officer found the tablets wrapped in foil in the passenger’s suitcase.

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Abdul-llah bin Mohammad Al-Sharif, assistant-director of Narcotics Prevention Affairs and an international consultant, said narcotics is a problem with young people.

Some 60 percent of addicts in Al-Amal hospitals in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam and the rehab center in Al-Qasim are addicted to Captagon, according to the sources.

The Interior Ministry has registered cases against people who promoted the pills.

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