Fraudster steals mobile phones worth Rs2.8 million after changing shop locks before closing
Most outlets led with the theft of mobile phones and other goods worth Rs2.8 million, noting the method involved replacing the shop’s locks in Karachi’s Saddar mobile market. The Daily Times added that the theft was described as "unusual," while ARY News repeated the key details in a more concise manner without additional framing.
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Fraudster steals mobile phones worth Rs 2.8 million
A fraudster stole mobile phones and other goods worth Rs2.8 million from a shop in Karachi’s Saddar mobile market after replacing its locks shortly before closing time, according to reports. The unusual theft was captured on video, which has stunned Saddar mobile market shopkeepers. According to the details, the suspect arrived at the shop and […]
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Fraudster steals mobile phones worth Rs2.8 million after changing shop locks before closing
fraudster stole mobile phones and other goods worth Rs2.8 million from a shop in Karachi’s Saddar mobile market after replacing locks
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