Customs K9 sniffs out RM210mil worth of Captagon pills in containers bound for Middle East


PORT KLANG: Drug smugglers targeting the Middle East market were thwarted by Malaysian Customs as its K9 detection dogs sniffed out Captagon pills hidden inside containers of furniture at West Port on March 6.

Thanks to the sniffer dogs, the Royal Malaysian Customs Department foiled an attempt to smuggle Captagon pills worth RM210mil through the March raid on containers in transit.

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