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Pakistani arrested with heroin concealed in oranges

byCustoms Today Report
11/02/2014
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COLOMBO: Sri Lankan customs officials have arrested a Pakistani national trying to smuggle heroin hidden in oranges at Bandaranaike International Airport.

Narcotics Control Unit of Sri Lanka Customs arrested the 64-year-old Pakistani man with the heroin stash at the airport after he arrived in a SriLankan flight from Karachi. The suspect was in possession of 984 grams of heroin concealed inside 12 oranges which were among 72 oranges in a nylon polythene sack, customs media spokesman Leslie Gamini told the local media.

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Following an initial inquiry customs officials have handed over the suspect and the drugs to the Police Narcotics Bureau for further investigations.

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