Thailand Seizes 500kg Crystal Meth in Major Border Bust

Law enforcement agencies across the United States and Thailand have recently conducted significant drug seizures as part of ongoing efforts to combat narcotics trafficking. In Oregon, state police arrested two Washington men after discovering over 112 pounds of methamphetamine, along with cocaine and fentanyl, during a traffic stop on Interstate 5. Similarly, in Madisonville, Tennessee, police seized nearly two dozen grams of fentanyl and prescription pills during a welfare check, underscoring the persistent opioid crisis in the community. Kentucky authorities announced a coordinated operation resulting in the seizure of several hundred pounds of marijuana, significant quantities of methamphetamine and cocaine, as well as firearms and cash, involving multiple agencies including the DEA. Meanwhile, in Thailand’s Sakon Nakhon province, a major anti-drug operation led by the Interior Minister and police forces confiscated over 500 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine and arrested six suspects, highlighting international efforts under the Seal Stop Safe and No Drugs No Dealers policies. These actions reflect a global crackdown on drug trafficking and distribution aimed at protecting public safety and national security.