Police in Ghana’s Northern Region have made a significant drug bust, seizing 170 parcels of suspected Indian hemp. The operation, driven by intelligence, took place in Tamale and resulted in the arrest of two individuals suspected of being drug dealers. Authorities have intensified efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region. The seized narcotics are believed to be substantial in quantity, indicating a potentially significant disruption to the local drug supply. Investigations are ongoing to determine the origin of the shipment and any potential accomplices. The arrested suspects are currently in police custody awaiting further legal proceedings. This seizure highlights the ongoing struggle against illicit drug trade within Ghana.