Two million meth pills seized in Chiang Rai raid, driver escapes
This initiative aims to curb the persistent drug smuggling activities that use this region as a conduit to inner areas.
Two million meth pills seized in Chiang Rai raid, driver escapes
Commander of the Northern Border Drug Suppression Command Unit (NBDU 35), General Narit Thawornwong announced that the government has approved expanding urgent operational areas in seven additional districts along the northern border.
This initiative aims to curb the persistent drug smuggling activities that use this region as a conduit to inner areas.
Recently, Narit visited anti-drug operations to closely monitor the drug smuggling situation, and to reinforce strategies to counter the practices.
He emphasised the importance of efficient tactics and boosting morale among the personnel working around the clock.
The recent operation involved officers from multiple units, the Narcotics Suppression Bureau 3 (NSB 3), the Thap Chao Tak and Pha Mueang Task forces, and the 3108th Ranger Company of NBDU 35. Together, they managed to seize two million meth pills in Mae Chan District, Chiang Rai Province.
Officials had received intelligence about an impending drug shipment from the border area of Chiang Rai. Yesterday, they spotted a suspicious vehicle coming from Mae Fah Luang District and pursued it closely.
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