Anti-narcotics units in Syria have conducted raids on homes and seized pills as part of the government's efforts to combat the Captagon trade. The operations are aimed at addressing the growing issue of Captagon, a drug that has become prevalent in the region.
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Syria's Anti-Narcotics Units Conduct Raids Against Captagon Trade
Syria's anti-narcotics units have been actively raiding homes to seize Captagon pills as part of a broader initiative to combat the drug trade. These efforts reflect the government's commitment to addressing the challenges posed by the proliferation of Captagon in the country.
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Inside Syria’s fight against the Captagon trade
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Syria's Anti-Narcotics Units Conduct Raids Against Captagon Trade