New Taipei Police Seize Enough "Zombie Smoke" Pill Ingredients for 480,000 Doses

New Taipei City police have launched a major crackdown on drug trafficking and use, arresting 68 drug dealers and 130 individuals for driving under the influence in just three days. This intensive operation is part of a nationwide effort to disrupt drug supply chains.

A significant bust by the Criminal Investigation Detachment's Second Team, in collaboration with SWAT units, led to the seizure of raw materials capable of producing an estimated 480,000 "zombie smoke" pills. The illicit substances have an estimated street value exceeding 100 million New Taiwan dollars (approximately $3.1 million USD).

The operation specifically targets the growing problem of "zombie smoke" pills, a dangerous synthetic drug that has been increasingly prevalent. Police efforts aim to dismantle drug networks and curb the spread of these harmful substances, which have been linked to erratic and dangerous behavior.