ضبط أجنبية تحاول تهريب 20 ألف قرص مواد مخدرة بمطار شرم الشيخ الدولي

Customs officers at Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport, headed by Mohamed Lotfy Amer, Director General of the General Administration of Branch Customs, foiled an attempt to smuggle a large quantity of narcotic pills in violation of the Anti-Drug Law No. 182 of 1960, the Pharmacy Practice Law No. 127 of 1955 and its amendments, and Customs Law No. 207 of the year 2020 and its executive regulations, and Import and Export Law No. 118 of 1975.

This came during the completion of inspection procedures for passengers arriving on flight No. pc632 coming from Istanbul, and a female passenger with a foreign nationality was suspected as she left the customs committee gate.

Her luggage was passed through the It consists of narcotic substances.

When presented to the head of the Narcotics Control Office in Sharm El-Sheikh, he reported that the tablets contained narcotic substances, and a customs committee was formed to inventory the seized tablets, and it turned out that they were 20,000 narcotic tablets of various shapes inside those bags.

The seized items were seized, legal measures were taken, and customs seizure report No. 6 of 2024 was issued.

This comes in implementation of the instructions of Al-Shahat Ghatouri, Head of the Customs Authority, and Counselor Salma Salem Suleiman, Head of the Central Administration of Sinai Customs, to tighten control over airports and customs ports, and to thwart all customs evasion attempts.