Pakistan Coast Guards recovered more than 2,100 kilos of hash stashed in Pasni mountains
A Pakistan Coast Guards officer said the stash of hash they recovered was to be smuggled abroad
By Web Desk
September 27, 2020
KARACHI: More than 2,100 kilogrammes of hash stashed in the mountains near Pasni, south of the Balochistan province, were recovered during a raid by the Pakistan Coast Guards (PCG), a spokesperson confirmed on Sunday.
The 2,192-kilo stash of contraband was found during an operation by the land- and sea-based troops, who claimed the drugs were worth millions of rupees.
Pasni, where the hash was hidden, is more than 120 kilometres from Gwadar, the much-touted new port city that offers a new connection to China and the landlocked Afghanistan.
The PCG spokesperson further underlined that the hash was stashed for be smuggled abroad later.
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