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Friday, August 08, 2003

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96 kgs morphine seized in Chaghai

QUETTA: Chagai Militia recovered 96kg of morphine from Chaghai close to the Pak-Afghan border, Frontier Constabulary sources said on Thursday. The sources said the Chagai Militia commandant sent a patrolling team to Chagai area close to the Pak-Afghan border, where 96kg of morphine buried under the ground was seized. —PPI

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