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Customs seizes opium worth Rs131.67 million

byCT Report
25/05/2017
in Karachi
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KARACHI: Customs Anti Smuggling Organization Sukkur seized 63 kg of opium worth Rs 131.67 million, being transported to Karachi via Larkana.

Chief Collector Manzoor Memon received a tip-off that an attempt will be made to smuggle foreign origin opium towards Karachi via Larkana. Assistant Collector Mumtaz Ali formed a team headed by Inspector Aziz Ahmed to keep strict vigilance at Larkana bypass.

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