China, Indonesia, Malaysia dismantle major meth trafficking network in Southeast Asia

Chinese authorities coordinated with Indonesian and Malaysian counterparts to dismantle a transnational drug trafficking network, seizing 1.2 tonnes of liquid methamphetamine and shutting down a processing facility in Aceh, Indonesia, with 11 arrests. The operation, executed on October 21 by Indonesia's BNN with Chinese support, marks a significant cross-border law enforcement success, though the full scope of the network and any further arrests remain undisclosed. This highlights expanding regional cooperation against narcotics trafficking, a persistent security concern in Southeast Asia.

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