Saudi Arabia’s Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) seized 406,400 Captagon pills hidden in sheep wool at the Haditha border. This bust follows recent major drug interceptions at Jeddah port and Saudi airports. Using advanced screening technologies, ZATCA continues to combat sophisticated smuggling tactics while cooperating regionally to curb the illegal Captagon trade threatening public health and security.
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What is Captagon? Saudi customs seize over 400,000 pills hidden in sheep wool at Haditha border
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