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MANILA, Philippines — A shipment containing alleged ketamine worth P8.375 million from France was intercepted at the Port of Clark in Pampanga, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) said Wednesday.
According to the BOC, authorities discovered and seized the illegal drugs following information from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency indicating that the shipment containing the contraband had been declared as “Indoor Decorative Molded Polyresin Ornament.”
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The BOC then conducted an operation that led agents to discover 1,675 grams of suspected ketamine inside a resin rabbit figurine after a K-9 sniff test returned positive.
