The Ministry of Trade announced that 659 kilograms of drugs were seized over the past week.
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Customs enforcement teams seized a total of 659 kilograms of drugs during operations conducted over the past week at the Gürbulak, Kapıkule, Kapıköy, and İpsala border crossings as well as İstanbul Havalimanı (Istanbul Airport).
The Ministry of Trade said significant quantities of narcotics were confiscated across six separate raids. The operations were concentrated at Turkey's major customs crossing points.
The Customs Enforcement Directorate says it is maintaining intensive inspection activities to prevent illegal drugs from entering the country, with such operations at key border gates and airports carried out on a regular basis.
Customs Protection teams seized a total of 659 kilograms of narcotics in 6 operations conducted over the past week at Gürbulak, Kapıkule, Kapıköy, İpsala and Istanbul Airport. Operations were concentrated at critical crossing points on the Iran and Bulgaria borders, and such inspections will continue at regular intervals.
Increasing operations against drug smuggling directly impact border security and domestic market security. Intensified inspections can cause disruptions to operational flows that may affect transportation and logistics costs.