Police nab two foreigners in Penang, seize drugs worth RM671,000
GEORGE TOWN, Aug 12 — Penang police detained two foreign nationals and seized various types of drugs worth RM671,000 after raiding two houses in the state last Sunday.
“Also seized were drug processing equipment and weighs. An investigation revealed that the man had been renting the single-storey terrace house since two years ago at RM1,100 a month. Subsequently, Fizol said the police raided a condominium in Gelugor here and detained a 31-year-old Vietnamese woman and seized syabu weighing 45.4gm from her.
“The raids conducted were follow-ups to the arrests of 10 individuals including three women, namely, a drug distribution syndicate in the Klang Valley recently.
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