New Delhi: In a rare case, Delhi’s habit has arrested an Ugandan woman at Delhi Airport allegedly with about one kilogram of cocaine in her stomach, a senior senior customs said on Wednesday.
He said that the woman was treated at RML hospital and needed four days for the recovery of all 91 capsules containing cocaine from her body.
A total of 993 grams of cocaine have been restored.
“This is a rare case where about one kg has been hidden in the body in specially designed pellets containing cocaine.
In normal cases, this drug operator hides around 400-500 grams in their bodies.
It can threaten the loss if this capsule explodes In the stomach, “he said.
He added that customs officers identified one Ugandan passenger, who arrived at the Igi airport-3 terminal a few days ago.
The walking style and passenger body is unusual.
Customs officers from mere facilitation and good intentions approach him if he needs help.
However, passengers not only refused to receive any assistance but also showed a tendency to engage in any conversation, while at the same time it continued to show body movements that were not easy.
“Feeling the unusual behavior of the passengers, the customs officers maintained fragrant to him.
After a while, passengers crossed the green channel and approached the gate out of the international arrival hall, when the customs officer finally intercepted him,” he said.
After being questioned, passengers finally silenced that he had swallowed 91 narcotics capsules.
Because it is an emergency that will come, passengers are treated at RML Hospital.
X-ray scan reveals that the large intestine (up, down) sigmoid etc.
from passengers are filled with oval pellets, he said.
Under the supervision of the expert medical, the ejection procedure is carried out which results in a total recovery of 91 pellets in a batch.
The entire ejection process lasts for several days where customs staff are managed all the time on guard at the hospital, he added.
“91 Pellets, in turn, produce 992 grams of white powder, diagnostic tests, reveal substances to contain cocaine.
The hospital authority handed over passengers to customs,” he said.
Passengers have been arrested under the NDPS law on Wednesday.
Further investigation in this problem is being processed.
This is a big detection of both cocaine at IGI airport in December.
Previously, 2,838 grams of cocaine recovered from an Ugandan woman on December 9 who had arrived in New Delhi from Lagos through Dubai.
The customs officer at IGI Airport has achieved a considerable success of drug smuggling threats.
That is the 24th case of Narcote Narkot NDPS at the airport this year.
A total of 32 passengers have been captured so far.
The estimated value of the drug seizure will enter more than Rs 845 Crore.