BY KEVIN GALANG
SOME P20.7 million worth of ketamine declared as compact ceramic fan from Amsterdam, the Netherlands were intercepted by Bureau of Customs Port of Clark in Pampanga.
The dangerous drugs were bound for Valenzuela City.
The shipment underwent regular customs clearance procedures but was flagged after suspicious images were detected through the BOC’s X-Ray Inspection Project (XIP), prompting a full physical examination.
During investigation, the shipment was found to contain seven transparent plastic bags filled with white crystalline substance suspected to be ketamine weighing approximately 4,140 grams.
Samples of the seized items were turned over to PDEA for laboratory analysis and confirmatory testing.
District collector Jairus S. Reyes commended the vigilance of Customs personnel and the strong coordination among partner law enforcement agencies.
Under the leadership of Customs Commissioner Ariel F. Nepomuceno, the BOC continues to strengthen its enforcement efforts and border protection measures across the country’s ports of entry.
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