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Malaysian police have dismantled a significant drug trafficking operation at KLIA, resulting in 13 arrests and the confiscation of narcotics worth RM21.3 million, underscoring intensified border security efforts.
Malaysian police are deploying investigators to Jakarta to support the inquiry into a Malaysia Airlines pilot arrested for attempting to smuggle over 70,000 ecstasy pills, marking a significant cross-border law enforcement operation.
Thai authorities arrested three Malaysian men at Hat Yai Railway Station on July 31 for attempting to smuggle 87 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine hidden in luggage. The suspects allegedly accepted RM8,000 each from a drug syndicate to transport the narcotics across the border.
Indonesian narcotics and customs authorities have dismantled a sophisticated drug network operating out of Batam, arresting six Indonesians and seizing large quantities of MDMA, etomidate, and methamphetamine. Two Malaysian nationals remain at large as prime suspects.
A nurse assistant in Seoul has been arrested after injecting herself with propofol, a powerful anaesthetic, discovered in a waste bin during her inaugural shift at a dermatology clinic, underscoring growing concerns about narcotic misuse in South Korea.
Thai narcotics officials are investigating a transnational smuggling operation after a flight attendant was detained at Melbourne Airport with 900 grammes of heroin. Authorities believe she may have been deceived by scammers linked to Golden Triangle drug syndicates.
Hong Kong authorities have seized 361kg of cocaine across two yacht operations in Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter, marking the territory's largest cocaine trafficking case in twelve months and leading to multiple arrests.
A Singapore doctor has been convicted of consuming MDMA after police raided a villa party at a Sentosa hotel in August 2023. The case highlights enforcement efforts against recreational drug use in the city-state.
Police have intercepted a major drug trafficking operation, seizing narcotics valued at RM135.63 million following coordinated raids in Cheras that netted seven suspects. The bust represents a significant blow to organised trafficking networks attempting to flood local markets.
Malaysian authorities have arrested 291 individuals in a major anti-narcotics operation, including a gang leader claiming a 'Datuk' title. The coordinated raids resulted in the seizure of drugs valued at RM6.26 million.
Authorities in Kuala Terengganu have arrested two brothers suspected of operating a major drug storage operation from their Kampung Duyong Besar residence, seizing narcotics valued at RM1.76 million.