More than 40 buses and trucks used in drug smuggling have been booked.
This is part of the police campaign from the cartridges participating in drug supplies.
A bus was found with 71 kg of Dagga, buses and other trucks with illegal beer imported from neighboring countries.
National Police spokesman, Commissioner Paul Nathy, said that bus drivers and conductors have failed to name Daga and the illegal beer.
“The police have collected nearly 50 buses and trucks used to transport the illegal beer, Dagga and other banned goods to the country,” said comm Nyathi.
“A process to fight drugs and substances is continuing and the police on the ground to bring all the perpetrators to reserve.
As the Zimbabwe Republic Police, we would like to warn transport operators, drivers and conductors that they should stop distributing illegal goods, illegal beer and Dagga.
“Anyone on the wrong side of the law will be arrested without fear or good,” said comm Nyathi.
He said that the police were anxious about the high number of rape and murder cases that include men believed to be under the influence of illegal drugs.
It is worrying to note that there are some illegal activities in the various places of the company, where some drinks are made by a percentage higher than alcohol.
Such drinks, with medical and sexual allegations, was the issue of rape and murder that is reported at the country level.
“We are still urging business operators to comply with government regulations other than employment without licenses,” said comm Nyathi. H Metro
