Al-karama: Customs officers at the Al-Karama Border Crossing, in coordination with security agencies and the Anti-Narcotics Department, have intercepted a major narcotics smuggling attempt, seizing 517,000 Captagon tablets concealed within a cargo truck arriving from a neighboring country.
According to Jordan News Agency, the illicit pills were hidden inside specially fabricated metal compartments designed to evade detection. Authorities described the concealment method as "highly sophisticated," indicating a well-planned trafficking operation.
The Jordan Customs Department reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding national security and protecting society from the dangers of narcotics. It emphasized that combating drug trafficking remains a top priority, in line with its institutional values that place citizens at the center of its mission.
Officials urged the public to play an active role in supporting anti-smuggling efforts by reporting suspicious activities to the national hotline at 105, stressing that community cooperation is essential to preserving the safety and stability of the Kingdom.