How was the package declared to New Zealand disguised?

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Package Declared as Stationery Concealed Suspected Methamphetamine

A package destined for New Zealand was discovered to contain suspected methamphetamine hidden within multi-coloured marker pens, despite being declared as stationery. The discovery was made during an inspection at a courier company premises in Seri Kembangan, Selangor. The total gross weight of the suspected drug found was 600 grams, with an estimated value of RM24,000.
Contents of the Package

The package was officially declared as stationery for export to New Zealand. However, upon closer examination by customs officials, a transparent plastic wrap filled with a white crystalline powder, believed to be methamphetamine, was found concealed inside several multi-coloured marker pens.
Value and Weight of Seized Substance

The total quantity of the suspected methamphetamine seized weighed 600 grams. This substance is estimated to be worth RM24,000.
Ongoing Investigation

As of the reporting, no arrests have been made in connection with this specific seizure. Authorities are currently working to identify and locate the sender of the package. Cooperation with New Zealand authorities is also being sought to apprehend the intended recipient there. The case is being investigated under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, which pertains to drug trafficking.

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