Pakistani news sources report that anti-narcotics officials have seized several tons of heroin and morphine in separate operations near the Afghanistan border. According to officials, soldiers captured one ton of morphine and 100 kilograms of hashish from traffickers who abandoned their smuggled goods and fled as they approached. On Tuesday, anti-narcotics forces also seized over one ton of heroin in an operation in Pakistan's Balochistan province near the Afghanistan border after exchanging gunfire with traffickers who escaped the scene.
Pakistani Officials Seize Several Tons of Heroin and Morphine Near Afghanistan Border
Pakistani anti-narcotics officials have seized significant quantities of heroin and morphine near the Afghanistan border in recent operations. This highlights ongoing drug trafficking issues in the region, involving both local and cross-border criminal activities.
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📰 What Happened
Pakistani officials seized several tons of heroin and morphine near Afghanistan border from traffickers.
- Pakistani anti-narcotics officials seize heroin, morphine, hashish
- Pakistani soldiers capture morphine, hashish
- Pakistani anti-narcotics forces exchange gunfire traffickers
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The seizure underscores the ongoing battle against drug trafficking in border regions.
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