Smuggling bid foiled, drug peddler held
The Anti-Narcotics Force on Friday foiled a bid to smuggle drugs to Canada and arrested a man allegedly affiliated with a gang of international drug suppliers.
According to ANF Joint Director Abid Zulfiqar, a raid was conducted at the Badruddin Yard at the Pakistan International Container Terminal in Karachi after they received a tip-off about a possible smuggling bid.
During the raid, he said the ANF team arrested a man, namely Shahid Omar, who was associated with a gang of international drug suppliers, and found a huge quantity of drugs.
The officer said the smugglers had concealed 105 kilogrammes of drugs in a Rolling Mill Machine that was supposed go to Canada.
He said the ANF had launched a hunt to catch Omar’s associates and that a case had been registered.
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