Malaysia Transits European Drug Syndicates
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SEREMBAN: The activities of drug smuggling syndicates using Malaysia as a transit route to send illicit substances to the international market, especially Europe, are increasingly worrying. The Director-General of the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (JKDM), Datuk Seri Amran Ahmad, said intelligence found that drugs from Spain and the Netherlands were being brought into Malaysia before being sent to other destinations in Europe. According to h…
SEREMBAN – An international drug trafficking syndicate tried to use Malaysia as a transit country before the illicit substances were taken to overseas markets, but their activities were successfully thwarted by the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (JKDM) through four separate raids. In total, 722.9 kilograms of various types of drugs worth RM42.827 million were seized in operations by the Narcotics Branch, Enforcement Division, JKDM Headquarte…
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