South Cyprus customs find 1,000 ecstasy pills in posted package
Over one thousand ecstasy pills and two kilos of a substance similar to
cannabis were found in a package at a post office in south Cyprus on Friday.
The Cyprus customs department said the package was found on Friday morning during routine checks.
An officer found that the package had arrived from the Netherlands and was meant to be delivered to a Turkish Cypriot resident of Larnaca
The man, the customs department said, had been arrested by police
three days earlier on the charge of drug-trafficking in Cyprus through
the postal service.
During the examination of the package the drug squad, Ykan, was called in to investigate. It determined that the package contained approximately two kg and 13 g of a substance similar to cannabis and a box that contained 1,000 ecstasy pills.
The Cyprus customs department said the package was found on Friday morning during routine checks.
An officer found that the package had arrived from the Netherlands and was meant to be delivered to a Turkish Cypriot resident of Larnaca
During the examination of the package the drug squad, Ykan, was called in to investigate. It determined that the package contained approximately two kg and 13 g of a substance similar to cannabis and a box that contained 1,000 ecstasy pills.