土耳其西北部口岸查获1.3吨大麻

Core Points - Turkish police seized approximately 1.3 tons of marijuana in operations conducted at two border areas in northwestern Turkey on October 18 [1] - The operations took place in the Tekirdağ customs area along the Sea of Marmara and the Ipsala border crossing with Greece, resulting in the seizure of 1.153 tons and 173 kilograms of marijuana, respectively [1] - The Turkish authorities are enhancing drug inspection efforts along the northwestern border with Greece and Bulgaria due to the presence of multiple international drug trafficking routes [1] Summary by Category - Drug Seizures - A total of 1.326 tons of marijuana was seized in the recent operations [1] - The breakdown includes 1.153 tons in Tekirdağ and 173 kilograms in Ipsala [1] - Law Enforcement Actions - The chief prosecutor's office in both locations is currently conducting investigations [1] - In the first nine months of this year, over 5.5 tons of drugs were seized, with 153 suspects detained, marking a 123% increase in drug seizures compared to the same period last year [1]