ISLAMABAD: The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) has arrested four smugglers and recovered drugs worth Rs 3 billion.
The ANF sources told Customs Today that during a crackdown against smuggling, the ANF recovered seven kilograms heroin from Toyota car near Hayatabad Chowk in Peshawar and arrested two suspects named Muhammad Farooq and Qaisar Khan.
Sources added that the ANF team has foild a bid to smuggle 210 grams heroin through FCC courier company in Rawalpindi. The drug was dumped in a parcel which was booked in the name of Tauqeer Gailani, a resident of Gujranwala while in another raid the ANF team recovered 15 kilograms heroin near motorway link road and arrested two suspects named Shah Noor and Azeem.
Moreover, the ANF team also recovered 2860 kilograms of opium from a Toyota Surf vehicle.
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