Syria seizes 2 million Captagon pills in Tartus
The Syrian Ministry of Interior has successfully dismantled a drug smuggling network in Tartous Governorate, confiscating two million captagon pills that were intended for trafficking. Two individuals, S. J. and M. K., were arrested and referred to the relevant authorities for further investigation. The Syrian government continues its efforts to combat the drug trade, which flourished during the previous regime's rule, with estimates from Britain indicating that Syria was responsible for 80% of the world's captagon production.
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