Indonesia confiscates 1.3 tons of ketamine
Indonesian authorities have seized 1.3 tons of ketamine, valued at approximately $116.2 million, aboard a Tanzanian-flagged vessel called "MV King Sun." This operation came after intelligence information received in February about a suspicious shipment on the ship, which was en route from Thailand to Indonesia by sea. The ship was intercepted on Thursday near the Riau Islands before entering Indonesian waters. A task force discovered 65 bags inside containing ketamine, a fast-acting drug that is strictly controlled in Indonesia. Authorities are still investigating the source and destination of the shipment and have detained eight crew members, including a Burmese and a Taiwanese national. The investigation continues to determine who sent and received the cargo.
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