Major Drug Bust: Customs Seize Rs136.6 Million Worth of Crystal Meth
In a significant victory against drug trafficking, the Field Enforcement Unit of Customs in Nauttal has successfully intercepted a major smuggling attempt and confiscated Crystal Methamphetamine valued at approximately Rs136.6 million.
Intelligence-Based Operation Leads to Seizure
Acting on credible intelligence information, officials from the Collectorate of Customs (Enforcement), Quetta conducted a targeted operation that resulted in the interception of a passenger vehicle. During the thorough search, authorities discovered 2,000 grams of Crystal/Ice (methamphetamine) carefully concealed inside a bag.
The Field Enforcement Unit Nauttal, which has been actively working to curb illegal activities in the region, demonstrated exceptional professionalism during the entire operation. The suspect involved in the smuggling attempt was immediately taken into custody following the discovery of the illegal substance.
Legal Proceedings and Official Recognition
Legal proceedings have been formally initiated against the apprehended individual under the provisions of the Customs Act, 1969. The confiscated narcotics have been securely transferred to the Customs warehouse for further legal action and proper disposal.
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has officially appreciated the vigilance and professional approach demonstrated by the Nauttal enforcement team. This recognition highlights the department's ongoing commitment to combating smuggling activities across Pakistan.
This successful operation represents a major achievement in the department's continuous drive against narcotics trafficking. It also reinforces the government's determination to safeguard national revenue and promote lawful trade practices throughout the country.
