ANF Recovers 122 Kg Of Drugs Worth Rs 162.4 M
Mohammad Ali (@ChaudhryMAli88) Published May 11, 2025 | 01:20 PM
RAWALPINDI, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 11th May, 2025) The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF), conducting four operations across the country, recovered as many as 122 kg of drugs worth more than Rs 162.4 million and arrested five suspects, including a Nigerian, said an ANF Headquarters spokesman on Sunday.
He informed that 40 capsules containing 760 grams of cocaine were recovered from the stomach of a Nigerian at Allama Iqbal International Airport, Lahore.
In another operation, 6 kg of hashish was recovered from a vehicle in Sector G-9, Islamabad and two suspects were arrested.
Similarly,5.250 kg of hashish was recovered from a rickshaw near Chugi No-26, Islamabad and two suspects were nabbed.
As much as 110 kg of heroin was recovered near Shanglona Check post in Loralai area of Qila Saifullah.
Cases have been registered against the arrested accused under the Narcotics Control Act, and further investigations are underway.
Recent Stories
Operation Bunyan al-Marsous, Marks Historic Victory for Pakistan Armed Forces: P ..
1 hour ago
NOTE 50 Pro+ 5G: The newest addition to NOTE 50 Series with revolutionary 100W c ..
3 hours ago
Final decision on PSL X expected by this evening: PCB chairman
3 hours ago
US Junior Women’s Squash Championship: Ali sisters shine on global stage, win ..
3 hours ago
Indian opposition demands Modi to clarify closure of Operation Sindoor
4 hours ago
KP govt imposes ban on use of drones, quadcopters amid security concerns
4 hours ago
Foreign airlines resume operations in Pakistan as airspace reopens
4 hours ago
Vivo Y29 Launched in Pakistan with 6500mAh BlueVolt Battery & Anti-Drop Armor De ..
4 hours ago
Dubai Customs becomes first global customs authority named a Great Place to Work ..
5 hours ago
Vietnamese delegation reviews Dubai Customs’ exemplary experience in trade fac ..
5 hours ago
Virat Kohli retires from Test cricket after 14-year career
6 hours ago
Pakistan Stock Exchange hits record high after ceasefire with India
6 hours ago