MUSCAT: The Royal Oman Police (ROP) has apprehended four Asian nationals in connection with drug possession, further intensifying the nation’s ongoing crackdown on narcotics and illicit substances. The arrests took place in North Al Batinah Governorate following a targeted operation by anti-narcotics units, acting on precise intelligence about the suspects’ involvement in drug activities.
According to ROP officials, the accused were found in possession of quantities of crystal meth and heroin. The confiscated substances were seized during a surprise raid on a private residence, where law enforcement authorities conducted a thorough search. The police confirmed that the suspects intended to distribute the drugs within local communities, posing a significant threat to public safety and health.
Authorities emphasized the importance of public cooperation in tackling the drug menace, urging residents to report suspicious activities immediately. The ROP also reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding society through consistent monitoring, advanced surveillance technologies, and strengthened legal enforcement aimed at dismantling trafficking networks.
The four individuals have been referred to judicial authorities for further legal proceedings. The ROP reiterated its zero-tolerance policy on drugs and warned that anyone caught participating in drug-related crimes will face the full force of the law. The arrests serve as a stern reminder that Oman remains vigilant and proactive in protecting its population from the dangers of narcotics.
