Kenyan police have seized 454 kilogrammes of methamphetamine, estimated to be worth 27 million dollars, in an operation targeting international drug trafficking networks. Three suspects, including two Tanzanians and a Ugandan, were arrested following an intelligence-led operation along the Kenyan coast.
The operation involved Kenyan and Tanzanian anti-narcotics officers and led to the discovery of the drugs in Msambweni, alongside two vehicles and a motorcycle. Authorities say seven suspects have been arrested across the two countries, while investigations continue into a trafficking network reportedly extending from Afghanistan to Southern Africa.