The Narcotics Control Commission in Ghana has received a new piece of equipment to help detect drugs. The value of this advanced device is £56,752. It was given by Home Office International Operations from the United Kingdom.
This donation aims to strengthen Ghana's efforts in combating the trafficking of illegal drugs. The new technology will assist NACOC in their daily operations.
Officials stated that the equipment will improve the commission's ability to identify and seize narcotics. This is part of a larger effort to enhance border security and public safety.