The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) has ramped up its crackdown on drug trafficking in Pakistan, arresting five individuals and recovering 49 kilograms of narcotics in four separate operations nationwide.
ANF Arrests Suspect Near University in Rawalpindi
Major Drug Seizure in Gujranwala
Drug Seizure in Attock: 1.2 Kilograms of Hashish Recovered
In a third operation, the ANF seized 1.2 kilograms of hashish from a suspect near the Iqbal Shaheed Toll Plaza in Attock. This operation further demonstrates the force’s dedication to disrupting narcotics supply chains across the region.
Total Value of Seized Narcotics Exceeds PKR 5.4 Million
The total value of the drugs seized in these operations is estimated to exceed PKR 5.4 million. This significant haul underscores the financial scale of drug trafficking in the region and the importance of the ANF’s efforts in dismantling these illegal networks.
Ongoing Investigations and Future Crackdowns
Authorities have initiated thorough investigations into the arrested suspects involved in drug trafficking. The primary focus remains on dismantling the networks responsible for supplying narcotics to students in educational institutions.
Commitment to Eradicate Drug Trafficking
The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) remains steadfast in its mission to eliminate drug trafficking. This includes intensifying efforts to protect young people from the devastating effects of substance abuse, particularly in educational environments.
ANF’s Role in Combating Drug-Related Crime
This coordinated action by the ANF plays a crucial role in the government’s broader strategy to tackle narcotics trafficking. By targeting drug supply networks, the ANF is contributing to the reduction of drug-related crime across the country.