As part of a nationwide daily anti-drug operation, police arrested 819 individuals across the country yesterday (23).
The operations, conducted under a coordinated national campaign, aim to disrupt the supply of illicit drugs, reduce demand, expand enforcement activities, rehabilitate addicts, prevent substance abuse, implement targeted prevention programs, and raise public awareness against drugs.
During yesterday’s raids, authorities seized 367 grams of heroin, 2.097 kilograms of ice, and 32.804 kilograms of cannabis, among other illegal substances.
Since October 30 of last year through yesterday (22), the nationwide operations have resulted in a total of 77,105 arrests, according to police reports. Investigations have been initiated against 68 individuals for involvement with illegal assets, while detention orders have been issued against 1,582 suspects.
In total, police say 77,824 seizures have been recorded during this period. Significant drug confiscations include 320.741 grams of heroin, 1,280.956 kilograms of ice, 6.816 kilograms of cocaine, 2,341.723 kilograms of cannabis, 5,568,583 cannabis plants, 155.487 kilograms of kush, 44.047 kilograms of hashish, and 132,561 narcotic pills.
Police emphasized that these operations continue to form a central part of the national strategy to combat drug trafficking and abuse throughout the country.
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