The banned substance was found stuffed in 1,102 bags

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Dubai: In yet another major haul of banned narcotic substances, Qatar’s General Authority of Customs (GAC), represented by the Maritime Customs Department, seized 1,653kg of ‘tambaku’ - a kind of chewing tobacco - at Hamad Port, local media reported yesterday.
According to a video tweeted today by the GAC, the banned substance was found stuffed in 1,102 bags hidden inside a shipment of cotton mattresses.
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The GAC wing at Hamad Port is equipped with the latest devices and the officers are trained to thwart smuggling attempts.
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