Mexican law‑enforcement agencies announced a massive drug bust in the state of Sinaloa, confiscating almost 17 tonnes of methamphetamine produced in three hidden labs. The operation, carried out by federal and state police, involved coordinated raids that uncovered sophisticated manufacturing equipment, large quantities of precursor chemicals and a network of individuals linked to organized crime. Authorities say the seizure represents one of the largest meth captures in recent years and is expected to disrupt a major supply chain feeding both domestic markets and the United States. Officials warned that the crackdown is part of an ongoing effort to dismantle the powerful cartels that dominate the region’s illicit drug trade.
Mexican authorities seized nearly 17 tonnes of methamphetamine from three clandestine laboratories in Sinaloa
