Syria Seizes 11 Million Captagon Tablets

Syrian authorities seized 11 million Captagon tablets in a car from Lebanon, marking one of the largest drug seizures in the country.

The Syrian Ministry of Interior announced on Tuesday the seizure of 11 million Captagon tablets in a car coming from Lebanon. The seizure is part of the authorities' efforts to combat drug smuggling. Officials stated that this is one of the largest drug seizures in recent times. Captagon is a banned stimulant that is widely used in the region. Syrian authorities have increased border control to prevent such incidents.

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