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Malaysian police seize 19 tonnes of ketamine worth RM290m

byCustoms Today Report
04/07/2015
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KUALA LUMPUR: Nineteen tonnes of white powder believed to be ketamine were seized from a house in Rawang.

This is the largest seizure of drugs in Kuala Lumpur this year.

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Sentul OCPD Asst Comm R. Mu­­nusamy said the house was believed to have been used as a storage facility for the substance which was estimated to be worth at least RM290mil.

He said the huge seizure was discovered following the arrest of an Indian national along Jalan Jambu, Taman Sri Delima at around 5pm here the other day.

“When we arrested the 36-year-old man, we found two packets – each containing 5kg of white powder believed to be ketamine.

“Following the arrest, the suspect led us to a house along Jalan Aman Sierra, Rawang,” he said, adding that when they raided the house they found 762 gunny sacks, each containing 25kg of the same white powder.

He said police also arrested a 42-year-old businessman.

“We have sent the substance for analysis to verify that it is ketamine.

“Both men have been remanded to help with investigations,” he said, adding that the drugs are believed to have been brought in from India.

ACP Munusamy said they were investigating how the syndicate smuggled in the drugs.

 

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