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Last Saturday, 14.4 million pills were also found among a shipment of sheet iron from Lebanon.
Ⓒ Customs authority
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RIYAD – Customs in Saudi Arabia have found 4.5 million amphetamine pills hidden in a shipment of oranges. According to state television, it concerns Captagon, a drug also known as the jihad drug because it is popular with fighters in the Middle East. It increases concentration and stamina.
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