Customs seizes 35kg hashish at Islamabad Airport
Most outlets reported the seizure of 35 kilograms of hashish at Islamabad International Airport by Pakistan Customs. ProPakistani and 24 News HD described the incident as a smuggling bid, while Abb Takk News added the estimated value of the contraband at Rs660 million. All excerpts focused on the customs operation and the quantity of the drug, with no additional context or framing.
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Customs recovers contraband worth around Rs660m
ISLAMABAD - Acting on credible intelligence regarding a possible attempt to smuggle contraband through arriving Flight No TG-349 on 25th September, Pakistan Customs, Islamabad International Airport (IIAP), enhanced vigilance and initiated targeted checking measures.
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Customs foils bid to smuggle 35kg hashish through Islamabad airport
Pakistan Customs has foiled an attempt to smuggle 35 kilograms of hashish through Islamabad International Airport, 24NewsHD TV reported on Saturday.
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Customs foils Rs660m smuggling bid at Islamabad Airport
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Customs officials have foiled an attempt to smuggle 35 kilograms of contraband through Islamabad International Airport, authorities said. The seized contraband, estimated to be worth around Rs660 million, has been taken into Customs custody, while a case has been registered against the passenger under the relevant laws. Officials...
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Customs Seizes 35 KG Charas Smuggling Bid at Islamabad Airport
Pakistan Customs has foiled a major attempt to smuggle 35kg of hashish at Islamabad International Airport. According to customs officials,… Read More
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