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Abida Ahmad

Border Guards in the Aseer Region Stop the Smuggling of 7,200 Tablets That Are Concerned with Medical Circulation Regulations


Successful Drug Interception: Border Guard patrols in the Aseer region seized 7,200 tablets subject to medical circulation regulations, thwarting a smuggling attempt. The tablets have been handed over to the relevant authorities.


Reporting Channels: Citizens and residents are encouraged to report drug smuggling or related activities via emergency numbers (911) in Makkah, Riyadh, and the Eastern regions, or (999) elsewhere. Tips can also be submitted to the General Directorate of Narcotics Control hotline at (995) or via email at [email protected].


Confidentiality Assured: All reports will be handled confidentially, highlighting the importance of community involvement in preventing drug-related crimes and ensuring public safety.


Abha, September 2, 2024 — In a significant operation, the Border Guard land patrols in the Aseer region have successfully intercepted a major attempt to smuggle a large quantity of controlled substances. The patrols discovered and seized 7,200 tablets that are subject to stringent medical circulation regulations. This swift action underscores the vigilance and effectiveness of the Border Guard in combating illegal activities.


Upon detection, the appropriate regulatory procedures were immediately followed. The confiscated tablets were promptly transferred to the relevant authorities for further processing and investigation. This action reflects the ongoing commitment to maintaining public safety and upholding the law in the region.


The authorities are calling on all citizens and residents to actively participate in the fight against drug smuggling and related criminal activities. Individuals with any information pertaining to such activities are urged to report them without delay. Reports can be made by contacting emergency numbers (911) in Makkah, Riyadh, and the Eastern regions, or (999) in other areas of the Kingdom. Additionally, concerns and tips can be submitted to the General Directorate of Narcotics Control via their dedicated hotline at (995) or through email at [email protected].


The confidentiality of all reports is assured, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in these efforts. By working together, the public and authorities can continue to effectively address and prevent drug-related issues and ensure a safer environment for all.



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