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Sri Lankan arrested at BIA with Rs. 113M worth of Kush
April 6, 2026 at 11:54 AM A Sri Lankan passenger was arrested at the Katunayake Airport today (06) by officers of the Customs Narcotics Control Division after being found in possession of a large stock of Kush drugs valued at Rs. 113.4 million. According to reports, the suspect, a 45‑year‑old wage worker residing in Slave Island, Colombo, had arrived at 6:50 am from New Delhi. Officials discovered 11.340 kilos of Kush concealed inside chocolate wrappings in his travel bag. The arrested passenger and the seized narcotics have been handed over to the Katunayake Airport Police Narcotics Division for further investigation. (Newswire) 2026-04-06
Customs Seizure at BIA A 38-year-old Sri Lankan from ... - Facebook
🚨 Customs Seizure at BIA A 38-year-old Sri Lankan from Ragama was arrested at Bandaranaike International Airport after 25.5kg of cannabis (Kush) was found concealed inside silencers. The suspect arrived on SriLankan Airlines flight UL403 at 11:50 hrs today (02). The drugs, valued at Rs. 255.5 million, were intercepted by Sri Lanka Customs officers at the Arrival Red Channel. The suspect and ...
Ragama Resident Arrested at BIA with Rs. 255 Million Worth of Kush ...
Sri Lanka Customs arrested a 38-year-old Ragama resident at Bandaranaike International Airport after discovering Rs. 255 million worth of Kush cannabis hidden inside exhaust silencers in his luggage.
Passenger arrested after over 25kg 'Kush' found inside silencers at BIA
A Sri Lankan passenger attempting to smuggle a consignment of 'Kush' cannabis, estimated to be valued at Rs. 255.5 million, into Sri Lanka was arrested by Customs officials at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) today (2). According to Customs officials, the suspect, a 38-year-old motorcycle silencer repairer from Ragama, had attempted to exit through the 'Red Channel' when he was ...
