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Police foil drug trafficking bid, seize RM221mil worth of pills

By JUSTIN ZACK
Police showing the Captagon pills hide inside floor spring during a press conference at Port Klang police station.— KK SHAM/The Star

KLANG: Acting on information provided by their Saudi counterparts, Malaysian police seized a drug stash worth a whopping RM221mil.

The Captagon drug is commonly linked to terrorists in the Middle East.

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