Malaysia, three other Asean countries join Interpol operation against chemical smuggling

BANGKOK: Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines have joined forces with Interpol in a regional operation to combat cross-border chemical smuggling and prevent the diversion of chemicals for the manufacture of narcotics and explosives.

Royal Thai Police (RTP) Deputy Spokesperson Police Col Songake Patcharawit said Operation Chemical Anti-Smuggling Enforcement (Chase) comprised four phases, beginning with scene management training in Bangkok in December 2025, followed by training on chemical anti-smuggling investigation techniques in Malaysia in May 2026, and an operational coordination meeting in Bangkok in July.

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