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Malaysian couriers face possible death penalty over $808,000 sedative pill haul at Kuching airport

Two Malaysian men could face the death penalty after being caught with 32.73 kg of Erimin 5 pills at Kuching International Airport. The seized drugs are valued at RM3.3 million (US$808,000).

Source: VnExpress International·October 12, 2026

Police at Kuching International Airport apprehended two Malaysian men for drug trafficking. They were found in possession of 32.73 kg of Erimin 5 pills, a type of sedative, with an estimated street value of RM3.3 million, which translates to approximately US$808,000. Under Malaysian law, individuals found guilty of trafficking such a large quantity of drugs may be subject to the death penalty. This incident highlights the strict enforcement against drug-related offenses in the country. The two suspects are currently in custody, awaiting further legal proceedings. Key points * Two Malaysian men were arrested at Kuching International Airport. * They were caught with 32.73 kg of Erimin 5 pills worth $808,000. * The offense carries a possible death penalty under Malaysian law. Nguồn / Source: VnExpress International

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