This Year, 400 Expatriates Were Deported For Drug-related Crimes

In the last five months of this year, from January to May, the General Administration of Narcotics Control deported roughly 400 expats from the nation for their involvement in drug-related incidents. The majority of the people are Indians, according to the research.

According to the research, Hashish is primarily imported from Iran, Iraq, and Syria, while Captagon is primarily imported from Lebanon and Syria. Egypt produces Tramadol tablets, whereas the Philippines and other Asian countries produce Shabu pills.

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