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BAHAWALPUR: The ANF, Multan, claimed to have foiled a foreigner’s attempt to smuggle cocaine from ab
BAHAWALPUR: The ANF, Multan, claimed to have foiled a foreigner’s attempt to smuggle cocaine from abroad into Pakistan and recovered forty-eight cocaine capsules worth lakhs of rupees from the stomach of a foreigner and arrested him at Multan airport today. According to the ANF sources, a foreigner identified as Angoola, a resident of an African country, had landed at Multan airport via Dubai. During body search, 48 cocaine capsules weighing 624 grams were recovered from his stomach. A case against the suspect has been registered and he was lodged in the ANF lock-up in Multan.
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