How much was the value of drugs seized in the Taiping raid?

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The value of drugs seized in the Taiping raid was RM115,750.

In a raid conducted at Taman Aulong Maju, Taiping last Wednesday, police apprehended a 73-year-old woman and confiscated a significant quantity of illicit substances. The total estimated value of the drugs seized in this operation amounted to RM115,750. This seizure included a kilogram of suspected methamphetamine and 450 grams of heroin, along with associated drug-packaging paraphernalia found within the premises.
Drugs Confiscated in Taiping Raid

During the operation at the house in Taiping, officers discovered a single plastic package believed to contain one kilogram of methamphetamine. Additionally, 30 smaller plastic packages containing heroin, weighing a total of 450 grams, were also found. These substances represent the primary items seized during the police action.
Drug Packaging Equipment Also Recovered

Beyond the drugs themselves, police also located and seized equipment used for packaging the illicit substances. This discovery suggests a potential operational aspect to the drugs found at the location, although investigations are ongoing to determine the full extent of the individual's involvement. The suspect was reportedly alone in the house at the time of the raid.
Suspect's Background and Remand Status

The 73-year-old woman arrested during the raid tested negative for drugs in her urine sample and has no prior criminal record. Despite this, she has been remanded for five days, extending until Monday, as the investigation proceeds under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952. Authorities are continuing to investigate whether the woman was the owner of the seized drugs.

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