Quarantine Zone The Last Check Internal Contraband Location

There is currently a bug in Quarantine Zone where internal contraband can be completely invisible.
The survivor clearly has something flagged inside them, but you can’t see anything — which makes cavity checks extremely confusing.

This quick guide shows you how to detect and handle invisible contraband correctly.

Quarantine Zone The Last Check Internal Contraband Location- How to See the Invisible

Note: This guide will stop being useful once the developers patch this bug.

Step #1 — Grab Your X-Ray

Always start by equipping your X-ray scanner.
This tool still detects invisible internal contraband even when nothing shows up visually.

Step #2 — Aim at the Body (Chest and Stomach Area)

Point the X-ray at the survivor’s torso.

Watch your tablet screen closely.
If the letter “E” next to “Tag” lights up, that means there is contraband inside them — even if you can’t see anything.

You’ll also hear an audio cue confirming the tag.

Tip: Aim slightly higher or lower around the stomach area. The detection point can be a little inconsistent.

Step #3 — Call the Cavity Searcher

Once tagged, order the assigned cavity searcher to remove the contraband.

If you cannot issue the command, the tag may have glitched.
Simply re-tag the area and try again.

Step #4 — Confiscate Only When Necessary

Not every internal item is illegal.

Some survivors may be holding allowed items.
Confiscate only when you are certain the item is prohibited — wrongful confiscations will penalize you.

Step #5 — Yes, Some Items Are… Questionable

Sometimes you will find very strange things.
Just handle it professionally, clear the survivor, and move on.

No judgment. Just paperwork.

If a survivor seems flagged but you see nothing, trust the X-ray and the Tag indicator — not your eyes.

This bug can make inspections feel broken, but following these steps will keep your scans accurate and your penalties low until it gets patched.

Eric Langell
Eric Langell

Eric is a Senior Writer for Treyexgaming, primarily covering guides and codes, as well as general gaming news and guides. After leaving university with a degree in Bachelor in Physical Education.

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