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Post by : Badri Ariffin
Thailand Customs has seized ketamine that was concealed inside an orange-colored doll shipped in an international parcel from the United States. The package was intercepted during a routine inspection carried out by Bangkok Customs.
Officials discovered the illegal substance hidden inside the doll while examining the parcel. The authorities confirmed that the seized ketamine has an estimated value of around 11,200 Thai baht.
According to customs officials, the drugs had been carefully concealed inside the orange-colored doll before being sent through the international mail system. The hidden narcotics were detected during the inspection process, leading to the seizure of the parcel.
The authorities have not released additional details about the sender or the intended recipient.
Thailand Customs has confirmed that the case remains under investigation. Officials are continuing to examine the circumstances surrounding the shipment to determine those responsible for the attempted drug smuggling.
No further information has been announced as the investigation continues.
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