ANF Seizes 60 kg Drugs, Arrests 5 Suspects

The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) recently conducted six successful operations across Pakistan, resulting in the seizure of 60 kg of various drugs and the arrest of five individuals. These operations were part of ANF's ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and substance abuse in the country.

One of the significant seizures included the recovery of 960 grams of Ice from a parcel destined for Saudi Arabia at a courier office in Rawalpindi. Additionally, 515 grams of heroin were intercepted from a package bound for the UK at Islamabad Airport's cargo office.

Furthermore, ANF operatives apprehended two suspects on the M-2 Sargodha highway, confiscating 24 kg of opium and 30 kg of hashish from their possession. In a separate operation on the Express Highway in Islamabad, 2.4 kg of hashish was seized from two individuals. Another suspect near Cantt station in Karachi was found with 1 kg of hashish.

Following these operations, the arrested individuals have been charged under the Anti-Narcotics Act, and investigations are currently ongoing to uncover any potential links to larger drug trafficking networks.

The successful operations conducted by the ANF highlight the agency's commitment to curbing drug trafficking and illicit drug activities in Pakistan. The seizure of 60 kg of drugs and the arrest of five individuals demonstrate a significant blow to the illegal drug trade, emphasizing the importance of continued vigilance and enforcement efforts in combating drug-related crimes.