Indonesian police recently intercepted an oil tanker carrying 1.16 tons of ketamine in waters off North Sumatra province, with a market value of nearly S$250 million. Malaysian police confirmed that the drug was registered in the name of a company in Johor Bahru, and police in Malaysia and India are making every effort to trace the transnational drug trafficking network behind it.

Indonesian police recently intercepted an oil tanker carrying 1.16 tons of ketamine in waters off North Sumatra province, with a market value of nearly S$250 million. Malaysian police confirmed that the drug was registered in the name of a company in Johor Bahru, and police in Malaysia and India are making every effort to trace the transnational drug trafficking network behind it.