40kg of Cocaine From Ghana Busted in Beirut
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This article was first published by Cedarnews.net. To follow up on more news and exclusive reports, they visited us on our website. The Public Information Office of the General Directorate of Security issued the following statement: At 2000 hours, he arrived from Accra, Syria: P.H., where he was the subject of monitoring and follow-up by the Directorate of Public Security from his departure until his arrival in Lebanon. He was monitored by the a…
40kg of cocaine from Ghana busted in Beirut
A Syrian national has been arrested at the Rafic Hariri International Airport carrying 40 kg of cocaine. According to reports, the Syrian national was arrested upon his arrival at the Rafic Hariri International Airport from the Accra International Airport. Reports say he had been under surveillance and monitoring from his departure until he arrived in Lebanon. Upon […]
The Prime Minister congratulated Dr. Nawaf Salam on their success in thwarting the attempt to smuggle 47 kilograms of cocaine through Rafiq Hariri International Airport, commending the coordination, cooperation and exchange of information between the two agencies, which had led to the success of the operation, and stressed that Lebanon ' s land, sea and air crossings would not be corridors for drug trafficking or ...
In a proactive security operation, the Directorate General of Public Security frustrated the attempt to smuggle 40 kilograms of cocaine into Lebanon, having stopped a Syrian passenger arriving at Rafiq Hariri International Airport from Accra, seized the quantity inside his bags, hidden in 40 boxes and attached to electronic tracking devices. In a statement, the Public Information Office reported that the Directorate followed the movements [...] …
The Directorate General of Public Security announced a Syrian arrest at Rafiq Hariri International Airport coming from Accra, the capital of the Republic of Ghana, after 40 kilograms of cocaine had been seized in his bags, and explained in a statement that the detainee had been monitored and followed up from his departure until his arrival in Lebanon.
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