Malaysian Man Arrested in Thailand in Major Drug Bust

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Malaysian Man Arrested in Thailand in Major Drug Bust
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Thai authorities arrested a 24-year-old Malaysian man on suspicion of drug trafficking in a raid in Sungai Golok. Police seized an estimated 120,000 ringgit worth of drugs, including ecstasy and eramin 5 pills. The suspect is believed to be linked to an international drug smuggling syndicate and is currently being investigated.

A Malaysian man was arrested on suspicion of trafficking various types of drugs, with an estimated street value of RM120,000, during a raid on a premises in Sungai Golok, southern Thailand, on Dec 30.

During the raid, authorities seized a total of 1,943 ecstasy pills, 1,510 eramin 5 pills, along with several other types of narcotics found at the premises. “Police are currently investigating the origins of the drugs and examining the suspect’s background to check if he has any prior drug-related offences in Thailand,” he added when contacted today.

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