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Bid to smuggle fertilizers foiled at Torkham border

byCT Report
02/01/2017
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KHYBER AGENCY: The Khasadar force has foiled a bid of smuggling fertilizers from Pakistan to Afghanistan by recovering huge quantity of the same from a truck here at Torkham border.

According to the political administration official, the on duty Khasadar personnel stopped an Afghanistan-bound vehicle loaded with tomatoes for routine checking. During the search 400 bags (of 50kg) were recovered.

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