Three Municipal Employees Test Positive for Drugs in Sisaket

On November 10, 2026, officials from the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) conducted a surprise drug screening of staff at a municipal engineering department in Sisaket province. The operation, part of the ongoing 'Operation Cut Out the Cancer' initiative, resulted in three employees testing positive for narcotics. During the inspection, authorities also seized one firearm. The ONCB stated that the operation was launched following reports from the public via the 1386 hotline, which alleged that certain municipal staff were involved in drug-related activities. The agency emphasized that this initiative aims to address drug issues among state officials, ensuring that those in public service maintain integrity. The municipal department involved has indicated that disciplinary proceedings against the three individuals are pending. For residents and visitors, this incident highlights the government's intensified efforts to combat drug use within public institutions. While the immediate investigation has identified the individuals involved, further details regarding the specific substances detected and the final disciplinary outcomes remain to be confirmed by the relevant authorities. The ONCB continues to encourage public reporting as a key mechanism for its ongoing enforcement efforts.