Lebanese army seizes 1.2M Captagon pills
The Lebanese Army seized approximately 1.2 million Captagon pills prepared for smuggling out of the country in the Sarba – Kesrouwan area, as part of efforts to combat drug smuggling across the border with Syria, which extends for 330 kilometers. This is part of an ongoing campaign to fight the manufacturing and smuggling of Captagon, a drug that has caused markets in the Middle East to shut down for years. Syrian authorities announced they are working to crack down on Captagon refining operations after the previous regime supported its drug profits. Earlier, 64 million Captagon pills were seized in eastern Lebanon, along with the dismantling of large drug manufacturing laboratories, in an effort to confront the challenges of Captagon proliferation in the region.
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