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FIA Red Book: Islamabad tops with 34 human smugglers

byShahid Minhas
11/10/2015
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: With 34 human smugglers in Red Book of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), Islamabad is on the top of the list, it is learnt here.

According to details, 124 human smugglers’ names are included in the sixth edition of the Red Book of FIA, while their income has been recorded at $32 billion.

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Sources said that 34 human smugglers including a lady human trafficker named Shazia Aziz belonged to Islamabad and 33 human traffickers belonged to Gujranwala division.

Karachi is at third position as it has 23 people involved in human trafficking business, while 10 people belong to Lahore, three belong to Quetta, two to Faisalabad and a smuggler belongs to Multan.

Sources also added that Red Book has pictures and other details of these human traffickers.

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