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FIA arrests travel agents at Allama Iqbal Airport

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02/04/2018
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LAHORE: Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Immigration staff arrested a passenger at the Allama Iqbal Airport on Monday for using fake documents.

According to FIA spokesman, the passenger Akbar Ali, resident of Toba Tek Singh, was travelling on flight numbering TK715 and during immigration clearance visa stickers of Libya pasted on page 1214 and 17 were found fake. The passenger was offloaded and sent to FIA or Anti Human Tracking Cell (AHTC) Lahore for further action.

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