In a major anti-drug operation, the Ghana Navy has intercepted 37 sacks of suspected Indian hemp near Sege, marking a significant crackdown on illegal narcotics trafficking in coastal waters.
Officials report that the seizure took place during a routine patrol, with naval personnel acting swiftly to prevent the shipment from reaching illegal markets. The cargo, believed to contain large quantities of cannabis, has been confiscated, and investigations are underway to trace its origin and intended destination.
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Authorities have hailed the operation as a major success in Ghana’s fight against organized drug trafficking. They warned that efforts to smuggle controlled substances by sea would be met with heightened vigilance and severe legal consequences.
Local security sources indicate that arrests may follow as investigations continue, with the Ghana Navy coordinating closely with other law enforcement agencies to dismantle networks involved in the trade.
The seizure underscores the growing commitment of the Ghanaian authorities to secure maritime borders and combat illicit drug operations, sending a clear warning to traffickers operating along the coast.
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