Nigerian syndicate in China behind attempts to smuggle syabu into Malaysia


KUALA LUMPUR: A Nigerian syndicate in China is believed to be connected to four attempts to smuggle 8kg of Syabu here.

Federal Narcotic Crime Investigation Department director Datuk Seri Comm Noor Rashid Ibrahim said the drugs worth about RM800,000 were detected between Nov 7 and Nov 10.

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