Indian hemp seizure by agents of Karang Customs Station (Kaolack).

Officers from the Karang Customs checkpoint, on the Gambian border, seized a large quantity of drugs on the night of July 14^th. The seizure is an estimated amount of 8,500 kilos of Indian hemp. The drug was found on a motorcycle between the village of Keur Thiendou and that of Darou, in the district of Keur Samba Guèye according to the paper Vox Pop.

On the night of July 26^th, 88 kilos of Yamba (a derived product from Indian hemp) was intercepted by the customs officers. The drug had been transported on a cart. The operation was led by customs officers of the Karang checkpoint, in the village of Keur Ndiayenne Pakala. The man who carried the prohibited substance just vanished.