Post by : Shweta
Customs officials at Kuwait International Airport have seized suspected hashish and cocaine concealed inside containers of chocolates and biscuits in a parcel arriving from the Netherlands. According to reports, the shipment had been declared as containing sweets and chocolates before it was selected for further inspection by customs officers.
The parcel attracted attention during routine checks by inspectors from the Air Cargo Department of Kuwait’s General Administration of Customs. During a detailed examination, officers discovered four pieces suspected to be hashish, weighing approximately 126 grams. They also found around 11 grams of white powder suspected to be cocaine.
According to the customs report, the suspected substances were carefully concealed inside containers of chocolates and biscuits. The method appeared intended to hide the contents from routine inspection. The discovery highlights the importance of screening incoming parcels and checking shipments even when they are declared as ordinary food products.
Following the discovery, customs officials coordinated with the Customs Investigation and Search Office and the General Department for Drug and Alcohol Control at Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior. The agencies worked together to complete the seizure procedures and refer the case for further investigation.
Authorities reported that a suspect was apprehended in connection with the case. An official seizure report was also filed, and both the individual and the confiscated substances were referred to the competent authorities for the necessary legal proceedings. Further details about the suspect or the investigation were not provided in the available report.
The seizure demonstrates the role of customs inspections in identifying suspected illegal substances concealed in international cargo and postal shipments. Kuwait’s customs and security authorities continue to coordinate their efforts to examine suspicious consignments and take legal action in cases involving suspected narcotics. The authorities have not announced any further details about the investigation.
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