On 11 May 2026 customs officers at Schaanwald found hemp seedlings on a man entering from Austria; Liechtenstein police seized the plants and reported him for a breach of the Narcotics Act.
🇱🇮 Schaanwald border crossing · Liechtenstein
At about 10:45 on Monday 11 May 2026 a man crossed from Austria into Liechtenstein at the Schaanwald border post.[1][2] During a check, officers of the Office for Customs and Border Security (BAZG) found hemp seedlings on him.[1][2]
The Liechtenstein national police seized the plants and reported the man for an offence under the Narcotics Act.[1][2] Liechtenstein’s police bulletin and local press published the case on 12 and 13 May 2026.[1][2]
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