Customs Department Seizes RM7mil Worth Of Drugs Hidden In Furniture & Bathrobes
After unwrapping one of the tables, JKDM officers discovered clear crystals suspected to be ketamine weighing 124.6kg with a street value of roughly RM6.8 million.
Additionally, Datuk Abdul Halim Ramli had previously mentioned that earlier investigations revealed how the drugs were smuggled from an industrial area in Selangor to Johor Bahru, then shipped to a KLIA cargo agent’s warehouse.
This made him believe that the recent busts might be connected and are the workings of an international syndicate with the help of some Malaysians.
As of now, two local male suspects have been arrested for further questioning and might face a sentence of 30 to 40 years in prison.
While all that was taking place, JKDM also confiscated several international packages at Pos Malaysia International Hub (PMIH) in a separate incident involving two bathrobes meant to be shipped out to countries in and around Oceania.
The bathrobes were soaked with a liquid form of…
