Algeria’s mobile customs brigade of the Oran extérieur divisional customs inspectorate, working with a detachment of the National People’s Army (ANP), seized 211.066 kg of treated kif in Oran and arrested seven people.[1][2][3] The figures came in a statement from the General Directorate of Customs.[1]

The operation also recovered 320,000 dinars and 1,750 euros in cash, according to the customs statement.[1][2][3] Officers seized five passenger cars and two motorcycles the suspects had used.[1] The customs statement placed the seven suspects at the disposal of the justice system.[1]

After the usual procedures, the seven arrested people were brought before the public prosecutor at the Oran court to answer for the alleged offences.[1][2][3] Echorouk Online, Algeria’s daily Echorouk, reported the same customs operation in Arabic, with 211.066 kg, seven arrests, five cars, two motorcycles, 320,000 dinars and 1,750 euros.[4]

The customs service described the operation as part of its drive against smuggling in all its forms and organised crime.[1]