Two drug suppliers arrested in Rawalpindi, over 3.5 kg drugs recovered
Police in Pakistan's Rawalpindi district say they arrested two alleged drug suppliers and seized more than 3.5 kilograms of narcotics in separate operations Tuesday.
Pirwadhai Police arrested one alleged drug supplier and recovered more than 2 kg of drugs from his possession, according to a police spokesperson. In a separate operation, Civil Lines Police apprehended another supplier.
The total recovery exceeded 3.5 kilograms across both operations, police said.
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- Two drug suppliers arrested, over 3.5 kg drugs recovered — APP (Pakistan)
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