KARACHI: The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) has recovered over 209 tons of drugs having value of Rs 6.6 billion in international market during the first 10 days of November across the country, Customs Today has learnt.
According to the sources, the ANF has confiscated one ton amphetamine, 208 tones of hashish, and 25 kilograms of opium and arrested three smugglers from Quetta, Karachi, and Lahore.
Sources said that the ANF has started crack down to curb drug smuggling from the country.
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