Customs thwarts an attempt to smuggle narcotics through the Kemar Bridge border crossing with Lebanon Details: The customs secretariat team at the Geser Kemar border crossing with Lebanon foiled an attempt to smuggle a quantity of narcotics, during routine checks and inspections of the luggage of passengers arriving at the port. The inspection led to the seizure of 2,600 grams of hashish and 17 grams of heroin that were well hidden inside a loudspeaker, in an attempt to disguise and circumvent the customs inspection procedures. The necessary customs control was organized and legal proceedings were taken, while the General Authority for Ports and Customs continues its efforts to fight the smuggling of narcotic substances and prohibited substances and tighten the supervision of border crossings.