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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. Why is the Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) launching the Stop Drug Platform?

    The MRA is committed to the fight against drugs and illicit trade. In this view, the Stop Drug Platform shows, on one hand, MRA’s dedication to eradicate this social evil and, on the other, to amplify its combat against drugs.

  2. I have information with regards to drug trafficking. Can I share this information to the MRA?

    Information relating to drugs/narcotics trafficking and smuggling may be sent to the MRA ANONYMOUSLY through

    • the Stop Drug Platform on MRA’s website,
    • email (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or
    • Free Call: 8958

     

  3. Do I have to give my name and contacts when I denounce drug trafficking?

    It is optional. You do not necessarily have to give your name or contacts. The MRA will impartially investigate all information that is submitted.

  4. Will my name and contacts be made public?

    The MRA guarantees the confidentiality of all informants. All information submitted will be strictly confidential and will not be shared to other stakeholders.

  5. What is the track record of the MRA?

    Over the past 3 years, the MRA has intercepted drugs worth Rs 1,800,324,023.

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General Information

Some of the direct consequences of drug abuse are as follows:

Violence Death Pregnancy Family Disease

Violent behaviour and suicidal thoughts

Deaths due to overdose

Effects on unborn children of pregnant drug users

Theft / crime / loss of employment & family breaking down

Spread of diseases such as HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases

Cannabis(Gandia), heroin, sedatives / tranquilizers and buprenorphine are the types of drugs which are mostly abused in Mauritius. It has been reported that even minors are abusing drugs. Synthetic cannabinoids is one of their favourites and as such there is no safe dangerous drug.

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Drug Seizures

Major drug seizures effected by MRA Customs July 2023 to June 2024

Month of Seizure

Drug Secured

Quantity

Jul-23

Nil

Nil

Aug-23

Cannabis

1,170 grams

Sep-23

Sythetic Drugs

1,140 grams

Oct-23

Cannabis

640 grams

Nov-23

Heroin

1,840 grams

Cocaine

2,030 grams

Dec-23

Synthetic cannabinoid

1,880 grams

Heroin (2 cases)

1,042.7 grams

Jan-24

Cannabis

333,100 grams

Synthetic drugs

3,000 grams

Feb-24

Hashish (2 cases)

13,125 grams

Cannabis

13,400 grams

Heroin

2,390 grams

Mar-24

Cannabis (Skunk)

3,000 grams

Synthetic Cathinone

1,020 grams

Apr-24

Synthetic cannabinoid

1,040 grams

Heroin

1,410 grams

Synthetic drugs

1,020 grams

Cannabis

7,940 grams

May-24

Hashish (2 cases)

4,003 grams

Crystal Methamphetamine

1,000 grams

Cocaine

6,620 grams

Jun-24

Cocaine

1,150 grams

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