Indonesia seizes more than a tonne of ketamine from tanker
Summary
Indonesian authorities seized 1.16 tonnes of ketamine worth $192 million from a Mongolian-flagged ship near North Sumatra this week. Eight crew members from the Malaysian vessel were arrested.Key Facts
- The seizure involved 1.16 tonnes of ketamine, a powerful drug often used as an anesthetic.
- The ketamine was valued at approximately $192 million.
- The vessel was flagged in Mongolia but came from Malaysia.
- The seizure happened in the waters off North Sumatra province, Indonesia.
- Eight crew members on the ship were taken into custody by Indonesian authorities.
- The ship was located in the Strait of Malacca, a key shipping route between Malaysia and Indonesia.
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