Drug syndicates using delivery riders as couriers, says Bukit Aman


KUALA LUMPUR: A total of 376 people, including delivery riders, have been detained for various drug offences at roadblocks set up during the movement control order (MCO), says Comm Datuk Ramli Din.

The Bukit Aman Narcotic Crimes Investigation Department (NCID) director said the new modus operandi for drug syndicates is to use delivery riders to send their "packages" during the MCO period.

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MCO , Drugs , Syndicate , Comm Datuk Ramli Din , Police

   

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