Drug Control: No crystal production cases in Jordan
The Jordan Drug Enforcement Administration has confirmed that no cases of manufacturing crystal meth from scratch have been detected within the country. All incidents involved reprocessing the substance and transforming it from liquid to solid through evaporation. Since the beginning of this year, approximately 4,000 cases related to crystal meth have been addressed. The substance poses a significant threat to society, with warnings that adding chemicals can increase its danger and cause fatalities. The official also pointed out that some addicts turn to become dealers to fund their drug purchases. Efforts to combat drugs are focused on apprehending international gangs and individuals associated with them, alongside launching awareness campaigns to warn about the risks of the substance.
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