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RIYADH: Nearly 5 million Captagon pills were seized by security forces in Riyadh, Saudi Press Agency reported on Thursday. The spokesman for the General Directorate for Narcotics Control, Major Muhammad Al-Nujaidi, said the 4,962,000 amphetamine tablets were hidden in a shipment of cables. He added that a Syrian national had been arrested over the incident and preliminary

KUWAIT CITY, March 1 The Criminal Security Sector of the Directorate-General of Narcotics Control has arrested two people who were selling narcotics and psychotropic substances. The Public Relations and Security Media Department of the Ministry of Interior seized two people in possession of a kilo o

NA committee agrees to draft legislation to curb menace of drug addiction in schools, colleges and universities

An Arab model has been convicted of soliciting and using drugs by the Misdemeanour Court...

Stands selling takoyaki usually don’t offer a whole lot else. The spherical octopus dumplings require a special inverse dome-indented flat grill contraption to cook, and they’re usually eaten by stabbing them with a toothpick. Putting additional side items on the menu would r...

Korean actor Yoo Ah-in, known for the film “Seoul Vibe” and "#Alive," and the dramas “Hellbound” and “Chicago Typewriter,” is facing more problems due to alleged use of drugs.  The 36-year-old actor has tested positive for three drugs: propofol, marijuana and a third substance that has yet to be

Says all available resources being utilized to provide relief to the general public in the province

The Cabinet also touched on the Kingdom's participation in the Munich Security Conference 2023, held in Germany, highlighting the paramount importance Saudi Arabia attaches to consolidating security and stability, and to supporting dialogue and peaceful solutions.

Proposal to make registration of vehicles up to 3,000 cc free to be considered

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority has foiled two attempts to smuggle more than 27 kilograms of methamphetamine and 17,000 banned pills through Al-Batha Port. The 27kg of methamphetamine had an estimated street value of roughly $1.4 million based on the 2019 price report of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime. The drugs were found hidden in two trucks that