The Narcotics Control Commission NACOC has received a new drug detection device. The equipment is valued at £56,752.
Home Office International Operations provided the device. This donation aims to improve Ghana’s ability to detect and stop illegal drugs.
The equipment will strengthen NACOC’s efforts in combating narcotics trafficking. This is part of ongoing efforts to enhance border security.
A spokesperson for NACOC stated the new technology is a significant upgrade. It will aid officers in identifying illicit substances more effectively.
This initiative supports international cooperation in fighting transnational crime.