RIYADH, July 15: Saudi Arabia’s land, sea, and air customs points recorded a total of 1,268 seizures of contraband, as part of the Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority’s ongoing efforts to strengthen border security and protect society.

Among the confiscated items were 116 types of narcotic substances, including hashish, cocaine, heroin, shabu, and Captagon pills, as well as 683 other prohibited items. Authorities also seized 2,114 units of tobacco and its derivatives, 61 instances of undeclared cash, and eight types of weapons and related accessories.

The Authority reaffirmed its commitment to tightening customs controls on all imports and exports, working closely with partner agencies to safeguard the Kingdom and its people.

Citizens are encouraged to support efforts to combat smuggling by reporting suspicious activities. Tips can be submitted confidentially through the hotline 1910, via email at [email protected], or by calling the international number +966 1910. Informants may be eligible for a financial reward if the information provided proves accurate.