Islamabad:
The Anti -Drug Force (ANF) cracked down on drug trafficking in various cities, including educational institutions, resulting in the arrest of 14 suspects in 9 different operations.
During these operations, a total of more than Rs 16.54 million worth of drugs were recovered.
The ANF also carried out special action against drug trafficking and sale in educational institutions, and exposed a major network.
1kg of ice was recovered from two motorcyclists in DHA Karachi (Chhota Bukhari).
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In Lahore, 12 kilograms of hashish was recovered from 3 suspects near the University on Sarai Alamgir, Mandi Bahauddin Road, which was hidden in the vehicle.
The arrested suspects confessed that they were selling drugs to students of educational institutions.
12kg of hashish was recovered from 4 suspects near the Kakul Expressway Islamabad.
10.8kg of hashish was recovered from a passenger bus at RCD Road Hub, including a woman.
The General Bus Terminal was recovered from an Afghan resident near Peshawar, which was hidden in punching pads.
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During the operation near the Shahi Fort Circular Road Lahore, 706 grams of excess bullets and 200 grams of ice were recovered from the suspects.
1870kg of hashish was recovered in Saranan, Pishin District, while 20kg of opium was recovered in Kachi population, Old Chaman.
12kg of heroin was hidden in the bushes near the Old Pasni Road, Koh Murad, Kachch, which was recovered.
According to the ANF, other important anti -drug operations continued in different cities of the country.
