Ministry of Interior: Eight tons of medical-use cannabis missing during factory inspection
The Ministry of Interior said an inspection on October 28, 2026 revealed that eight tons of cannabis for medical use were unaccounted for; an inquiry is ongoing.
The Ministry of Interior (MVR) reported on October 28, 2026 at 10:02 that during an inspection of a factory authorities found that eight tons of cannabis intended for medical use were missing.
The statement from the Ministry said the discrepancy was discovered as part of a routine control of production and storage records. The Ministry added that the figures are preliminary while the inspection continues.
Preliminary probe opened
According to the Ministry's announcement, investigators have registered the case and are gathering documentation related to production, distribution and inventory. No further operational details or the identity of the company under inspection were provided in the initial release.
Officials emphasised that the matter concerns cannabis intended for medical use and that the investigation will determine whether the loss is the result of administrative errors, diversion or criminal activity.
The Ministry did not report arrests or seizures at the time of the statement. It said it will update the public as the inquiry progresses and new facts are established.
Photo: press material from the event
