Customs officers, in collaboration with personnel from the Criminal Investigation Department, have made a significant seizure of over 2,000 liters of imported alcohol at the Shuwaikh Port in Kuwait. The Interior Ministry received intelligence regarding a shipment of imported liquor that had been concealed in a container surrounded by iron bars, as reported by Al-Anba daily.
Upon receiving this information, the customs and control personnel at Shuwaikh Port swiftly coordinated their efforts to verify the accuracy of the intelligence. Their investigation led them to seize the suspicious shipment, where they made an unexpected discovery – the liquor had been meticulously concealed within cut iron bars.
Preliminary findings indicate that the shipment originated from a Gulf country. As a result, the confiscated liquor has been seized and subsequently referred to the Directorate-General for Drugs and Alcohol Control for further investigation.
This successful operation highlights the dedication and collaboration between customs officers and the Criminal Investigation Department in combating illegal activities related to alcohol smuggling. Such efforts play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the country’s borders and ensuring the safety and well-being of its citizens.
Source: TimesKuwait
