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Customs foils attempt to smuggle 58,000 tablets Captagon hidden in cans “biscuits”

byCT Report
10/06/2017
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RIYADH: A failed attempt coming to the Kingdom through Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz Airport in Qassim, when he tried to smuggle the amount of grain Captagon reached (58,000) pill and so hidden in cans “biscuits” were hidden in a bag of personal belongings.

In detail Hamid Anzi, Director General of Customs said Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz: airport when the customs controlled customs procedures for passengers a flight coming of the Kingdom through the airport was found with a passenger flight on that amount of pills Captagon hidden in cans “biscuits” were present in the bag the clothes It was with him, so that the amount of grain was placed under a layer “biscuits” and then was covered grain Bawazl cardboard with a view to camouflage the customs observer, but his attempt failed.

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