Massive Drug Bust in Perlis: RM13 Million Worth of Syabu Seized

Perlis Drug Bust: RM13.14 Million Worth of Syabu Seized Padang Besar, Perlis – In a major blow to drug trafficking in Malaysia, police in Perlis have seized 365 kilograms of syabu, a highly addictive stimulant, with an estimated street value of RM13.14 million. The drugs were discovered hidden within a car in Beseri, Padang Besar, during a routine patrol on Sunday. A 40-year-old man, believed to be a transporter, was arrested at the scene. "The seizure is a significant achievement in our ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking," stated Datuk Muhammad Abdul Halim, Perlis Police Chief, in a press conference. "The suspect has five prior offenses related to various crimes, including drug-related activities." The syabu was reportedly being transported from a neighboring country through a clandestine route before being distributed to other parts of Malaysia. Police are currently investigating the suspect's connections and searching for a second individual believed to be involved in the operation. The suspect is currently under remand until June 7th to assist with the investigation. This significant drug bust underscores the ongoing challenges faced by Malaysian authorities in combating drug trafficking and highlights the determination of law enforcement agencies to disrupt criminal networks. The successful arrest and seizure send a strong message to those involved in the illicit trade.