Guardia Civil agents in Cartagena are facing health concerns due to exposure to marijuana stored by Customs in their working environment. The Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC) has highlighted that officers are experiencing symptoms such as headaches and respiratory disorders. This situation arises from the presence of several boxes of marijuana located near the facilities the agents use for changing and other activities.

The AUGC has called attention to the adverse health effects that these conditions may provoke among the officers. They argue that this exposure poses a significant risk to the well-being of the agents involved in customs inspection and fiscal control tasks at the port.

Furthermore, the association’s statements suggest urgent measures are required to ensure the health and safety of all personnel working in such environments. The agents deserve a secure workplace free from harmful substances.

As the situation develops, the association continues to advocate for the necessary changes within the Customs department to protect the agents it represents.