Key Takeaways
- The ANF arrested nine suspects, including a woman, in eight operations.
- 94.22 kilograms of drugs were seized, valued at over Rs 25.8 million.
- Eight cocaine-filled capsules weighing 160 grams were recovered from a passenger.
The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) has arrested nine suspects, including a woman, and seized 94.22 kilograms of drugs worth over Rs 25.8 million in a series of operations across Pakistan.
According to an ANF spokesperson, the operation involved multiple arrests and significant drug seizures in different parts of the country.
Among the drugs seized were 94.22 kilograms, which included various types of narcotics, though the exact composition was not specified.
Notably, eight cocaine-filled capsules weighing 160 grams were recovered from a passenger who was traveling to Jeddah, highlighting the international nature of the drug trafficking network.
The ANF conducted eight operations, each resulting in the arrest of suspects and the seizure of drugs. The locations of the operations were not disclosed, but the ANF spokesperson confirmed that the operations were conducted in different regions of Pakistan.
The spokesperson also mentioned that the ANF continues to work tirelessly to combat drug trafficking and ensure the safety and security of the nation.
The operation underscores the ongoing efforts of the ANF to dismantle drug trafficking networks and bring those involved to justice.
The ANF’s success in these operations is a testament to their commitment to public safety and the fight against drug-related crimes.
