Chad's police burn seized cannabis under the 1995 drug law
The national police burned seized goods in the 7th district of N'Djamena, including 32 kg of cannabis herb, 34 balls of cannabis and 200 kg of psychotropic substances, beside 7.5 tonnes of adulterated alcohol. The deputy prosecutor present said the destruction complied with Law 22/PR/95 on drug control.
🇹🇩 Chad
On 25 November 2025 Chad’s national police burned seized goods in the 7th district of N’Djamena: 32 kg of cannabis herb, 34 balls of cannabis and 200 kg of psychotropic substances, beside 7.5 tonnes of adulterated alcohol.[1]
The deputy prosecutor present said the destruction complied with Law 22/PR/95 on drug control — the 1995 statute whose relationship with the better-documented 2000 pharmacy law remains unverified.[1] The burn is the system’s public face: seizures destroyed in the open, under a law the profile can name but not fully reconcile.
The quantities were modest by regional standards — Chad reported only 400 kg of herbal cannabis seized in all of 2024 — but the ritual matters: confiscation and destruction are the enforcement the statutes describe most clearly.