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National Hunt for Drug Criminals Begins as New Law Enters Into Force in Hungary

Summary by Daily News Hungary
Hungary’s new anti-drug law has come into force, enabling the hunt for drug criminals to step up a gear, László Horváth, the government commissioner for eradicating the drugs trade, said in an interview to public radio on Sunday. The hunt for drug criminals to step up a gear Under the new law, police will be able to immediately seize the assets and equipment of drug dealers, including apartments and cars, if used for drug dealing and distributio…

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The distribution of psychoactive drugs is now considered a crime.

·Budapest, Hungary
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According to the government commissioner for drugs, this will take the "hunt against drug criminals" to a higher level.

A new anti-drug law entered into force on Sunday in Hungary, intensifying the fight against traffickers, announced László Horváth, responsible for government, to the public radio station "Kossuth".

·Bucharest, Romania
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A new anti-drug legislation, which will "come to a top level" offensive against drug dealers, has entered into force on Sunday in Hungary, said László Horváth, Hungarian government official responsible for combating drug trafficking at the public radio station Kossuth. Mobile or mobile goods, such as cars or premises, are located on other persons' names, but have been used in drug trafficking or distribution activities will be subject to gender,…

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Magyar Nemzet broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday, June 15, 2025.
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