SECURITY — March 30, 2026
Kabul Police Arrest Two for Narcotics Sales, Seize 6,000 Zikab Tablets
Security forces arrested two people in Kabul's 19th district for selling narcotics, confiscating around 6,000 Zikab tablets and a vehicle, according to Kabul Police Command spokesperson Khalid Zadran. The suspects' cases will be referred to relevant authorities amid ongoing concerns over imported narcotic precursors.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Hurriyat — 2 min read
Security forces in Kabul's 19th district arrested two individuals for selling narcotic drugs, seizing approximately 6,000 Zikab tablets and one vehicle from the suspects.
Khalid Zadran, spokesperson for Kabul Police Command, announced the arrests and seizures on his X page. He stated that the operation targeted the distribution of narcotics in the area.
The files of the arrested persons will be forwarded to relevant authorities for legal proceedings, Zadran said.
The action comes amid prior concerns raised by Afghan officials about raw materials for industrial narcotics entering the country from abroad. Officials had expressed these worries during a meeting with international representatives.
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