Syabu worth RM3.3mil found in logistics firm's Shah Alam godown


Customs deputy director-general Ribuan Abdullah (middle) and his men with some of the seized drugs

NILAI: The Customs Department has seized 105kg of methamphetamine worth some RM3.3mil in an operation in Shah Alam.

Its deputy director-general (enforcement and compliance) Ribuan Abdullah said the drugs, enough for 525,000 shots, were concealed in five boxes kept in a logistics company godown.

Uh-oh! Daily quota reached.


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