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Published on 2024-03-22 21:07:47
In the fight against the trafficking of prohibited products, the economic soldiers have achieved a significant seizure. The Maritime Brigade of the Customs in Rufisque seized 137 parcels of Indian hemp on the beach of Yarakh around 4 am yesterday.
According to sources from Seneweb, a suspect was apprehended by the members of this unit of the Customs Subdivision of the North Littoral. This successful operation led by Lieutenant Oumar Bâ was the result of intelligence gathered about a significant drug shipment incoming from the Casamance region.
This seizure is a significant blow to drug trafficking and demonstrates the dedication and effectiveness of the customs officers in combating illegal activities. The interception of such a large quantity of Indian hemp reflects the ongoing battle against the circulation of illicit substances and the commitment to maintaining law and order in the region.
The Customs officials play a crucial role in safeguarding the borders and preventing the entry of illegal goods into the country. Their efforts in intercepting this drug shipment highlight the importance of constant vigilance and coordination in tackling criminal activities.
The successful operation at the beach of Yarakh is a testament to the professionalism and efficiency of the Customs officers in Rufisque. By acting on intelligence and conducting thorough investigations, they were able to make a significant seizure and apprehend a suspect involved in the illegal drug trade.
This latest achievement serves as a warning to those involved in drug trafficking that the authorities are vigilant and determined to crack down on such illegal activities. The collaboration between different units within the Customs department also underscores the importance of teamwork and coordination in combating transnational crimes.
Overall, the seizure of 137 parcels of Indian hemp is a victory for law enforcement and a step towards creating a safer and more secure environment for the residents of the region. The dedication and hard work of the Customs officers involved in this operation deserve recognition and praise for their commitment to upholding the law and protecting the community.
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