ANF Operations Lead to Drug Seizures and Arrests

The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) in Pakistan recently carried out four successful operations resulting in the confiscation of a total of 324 kg of drugs and the arrest of four individuals. These operations were part of the ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and abuse in the country.

In Quetta, a significant seizure of 192 kg of hashish was made when a vehicle was intercepted on Saryab Road. This led to the apprehension of a drug smuggler who was attempting to transport the illegal substances. Another operation near Zhob Road in Kuchlak uncovered 108 kg of hashish hidden in an abandoned vehicle, further disrupting the drug supply chain.

Furthermore, in Islamabad, ANF officials confiscated 18 kg of hashish from two suspects near 26 No. Chungi area, highlighting the widespread nature of drug-related activities. The final operation resulted in the arrest of a woman found in possession of 6 kg of hashish on GT Road in Attock.

All individuals arrested in connection with these operations are now facing charges under the Anti-Narcotics Act. The ANF is actively conducting investigations to dismantle drug networks and prevent the spread of narcotics in the country.

The successful operations conducted by the Anti-Narcotics Force demonstrate the commitment of law enforcement agencies to combat drug trafficking and protect communities from the harmful effects of substance abuse. By seizing a total of 324 kg of drugs and apprehending individuals involved in illegal activities, the ANF is making significant strides in creating a safer and drug-free environment for all citizens.