Public Security warns on helium gas smuggling
The Drug Control Department in Jordan has warned against the sale of helium gas for use in smuggling drugs through balloons. Several cases involving traders and smugglers facilitating such operations with this gas have been intercepted. The department emphasized the importance of traders and helium importers adhering to legal procedures, documenting all sales, and avoiding dealings with smugglers or suspicious individuals to prevent the facilitation of smuggling activities that are evolving using updated methods like helium-filled balloons. They also noted that authorities continue to monitor these activities and cooperate with the armed forces and security agencies to prevent the trafficking and dissemination of narcotics within the community, thereby reducing their impact on national security.
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