Police officers have seized about 300 bags of suspected Indian hemp, also known as marijuana. This operation took place near the Togo-Ghana border in the Volta Region.
The Ghana Police Service conducted the operation. It is part of their continuing work to stop drug trafficking.
The exact quantity of the suspected drugs was determined to be around 300 bags.
The location of the seizure is significant, being close to an international border. This suggests a potential transit point for illegal substances.
Authorities confirmed the operation is aimed at reducing the flow of narcotics within and through the country.
Further investigations are expected to determine the origin and intended destination of the impounded marijuana.
The police have not yet released details on any arrests made in connection with the seizure.
This action highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in combating drug-related crimes in border areas.