A police operation led by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Kenya resulted in the arrest of 29 individuals and the seizure of contraband goods valued at 62.7 million shillings. The operation, which focused on illegal trade activities, also led to the rescue of seven suspected victims of human trafficking. Authorities recovered 85 Kenyan passports during the operation. The suspects were detained for further investigation. The DCI coordinated the operation with local law enforcement. The recovered passports were found in a suspected smuggling operation. The operation took place in a rural area of Kenya. The seized goods included items believed to be smuggled across borders. The rescued individuals are being provided with temporary shelter. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal trade and human trafficking. The DCI has not released details on the exact locations of the arrests. The operation highlights the increasing focus on cross-border crime in Kenya. The rescued victims are being assessed for legal assistance. The operation was conducted without prior public announcement. The DCI has confirmed the operation's success. The recovered passports are being examined for evidence. The operation is expected to lead to further legal action.