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Customs officers foil bid to smuggle 556 grams of heroin

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09/03/2016
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RIYADH: Customs officers foiled an attempt to smuggle 631 grams of heroin via the King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.

An officer screened a passenger and detected 556 grams of heroin capsules in his abdomen. On further screening, 75 grams of heroin was found in his luggage also. King Abdulaziz International Airport customs director-general Abdulla Al-Fallay said that the trafficker was referred to competent authorities, reported local Arabic daily Sabq.

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