Passenger from Addis Ababa caught with 1996 rave pills
An attempt to smuggle 1,996 pills of the drug "Raoul," which is listed as a controlled substance, was thwarted at Kuwait International Airport. The pills were in possession of a traveler arriving from Addis Ababa. The substance contains the active ingredient "Tapanadrol" and is used as a psychoactive drug. The pills were discovered during a thorough inspection by customs officers, and the suspect and the seized items were referred to the Narcotics Department. Kuwaiti Customs reaffirmed their ongoing efforts to monitor entry points and prevent the smuggling of drugs into the country.
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