Thailand, Malaysia collaborate to dismantle transnational drug syndicate


BANGKOK: (Bernama) Thailand’s Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) has dismantled a Thai-Malaysian transnational drug network following the arrest of two Thai suspects and the seizure of 261 kilogrammes of crystal methamphetamine (ice) in Songkhla, a southern province of the Kingdom.

The ONCB’s Director of Narcotics Law Enforcement, Prin Mekanandha (pic), said the operation, conducted on April 24, was the result of a joint effort between Thai and international agencies to counter a drug trafficking network operating between southern Thailand and Malaysia.

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