Luxembourg customs intercepted a delivery of 77.4 kg of marijuana at the end of August 2017 in a controlled delivery.[1] The customs service said the drug had arrived from South Africa by air.[1] Luxembourg’s Customs and Excise Administration said its officers intercepted 77.4 kg of marijuana that had travelled from South Africa by air at the end of August 2017.[2]

According to the authorities’ intelligence, the goods were to be taken to an address in Luxembourg.[1] The truck carrying the consignment changed route and appeared to be heading for Britain instead.[1] The investigation after the interception found the drug was supposed to continue to a new destination of Britain.[2]

The consignment was intercepted before it could reach its destination.[1] Customs put the value of the seized drugs at about 650,000 euros.[1] The load was seized on the order of Luxembourg’s public prosecutor and an investigation was opened.[2]