(SANA) Syria’s Drug Enforcement Department has seized 91,000 captagon pills and dismantled an international drug-trafficking network operating between Lebanon and Damascus countryside, the Department said on Friday.
The operation also resulted in the seizure of other narcotics and the arrest of three key suspects, identified by their initials.
Investigations are continuing to identify and arrest other network members and establish its connections and trafficking routes, the administration said.
In a separate operation on Oct. 8, the Drug Enforcement Department Branch in Raqqa, working with Internal Security Forces, arrested a suspect identified as S.S. and seized 27,200 pills of Zolam, a sedative medication, according to the administration.
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