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reportNarcotics Detection
9.6.2 Definition
The international narcotics control board has produced a list of narcotics drugs under
international control that is included in Schedule I, II and IV. The exhaustive list also provides the chemical formula and its chemical content of chemical substances considered illegal and under international control. It also provides a list of those narcotic drugs that are exempt under some provisions [149]. The segment covers detection of chemicals such as heroine, cocaine and fentanyl.
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