Police seize additional 263.5kg of ketamine in Limassol warehouse, total now over 390kg
Cyprus police have seized a further 263.5 kilograms of ketamine in Limassol following ongoing investigations into a major drug bust earlier this month. The latest haul was recovered from a warehouse based on evidence gathered during prior operations.
On September 12, law enforcement officials confiscated 126 kilograms of ketamine along with other drugs and cash from two homes in Limassol, arresting four individuals aged between 31 and 53. These suspects were remanded in custody by the Limassol district court.
With the recent seizure, the total amount of ketamine confiscated in this case has exceeded 390 kilograms. The Limassol drug squad (Ykan) continues its active investigation into the drug trafficking network.
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