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ANF recovers drugs worth Rs 3.842 billion in nine countrywide operations

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07/01/2015
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QUETTA: ANF recovered 568 Kg Heroin and 64 Kg Charas and 300 Grams of Opium during 9 operations conducted across the country. The value of recovered drugs approximately amounts to Rs 3.842 billion in International Market. ANF also arrested 9 persons involved in drug trafficking and seized 2 vehicles during the operations. According to details, ANF Quetta received information that a Narcotics Gang intended to smuggle huge quantity of Heroin to Karachi for onward transportation to some foreign destination across the sea. On pursuance of intelligence report, a Road Check was set up in general area of Killi Sardar Kamal Khan, Tehsil Barshore, and District Pishin. During the surveillance, a Mitsubishi Pajero Jeep stopped at some distance from the ANF Road Check. Suspecting the situation, ANF Team approached the vehicle, which was unregistered and took it into custody. The persons on board, however, already had fled away from the scene leaving the vehicle unattended behind. During search of the vehicle, 568 Kgs of Heroin was recovered from the improvised cavities of the jeep. According to details, ANF Quetta seized an unattended bag laying at a desolate site situated at coastal area of Pishoonkan, District Gawadar and recovered 19 Kgs of Charas from the bag. Bag contained 19 packets of Charas, each weighing 1 Kg Charas. Charas was reportedly to be transferred to some other narcotics trafficking gang for onward transportation across the sea. ANF Rawalpindi Team deputed at Gilgit, apprehended a local resident Siarj-ud-Din near City Hospital, River View Road, Gilgit along with recovery of 250 Gram Charas from his personal possession. As per reports, the accused is involved in supply of drugs for local consumption. ANF Lahore Road Check Team during routine vehicle search at main Motorway Sheikhupura Interchange arrested a person Ammant Ali, a resident of Nankana Sahib and recovered 4.5 Kgs of Charas from his possession. Charas was packed in plastic packets concealed inside a fruit box and an oil cane. He was arrested from a passenger bus bound for Nankana Sahib. As per preliminary investigations, he intended to carry the drug for local use. Cases have been registered against all the detainees at respective ANF Police Stations and further investigations are under process.

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