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Customs Seizes Parcel Containing Ecstasy Tablets Worth Rs. 320 Million

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Customs Seizes Parcel Containing Ecstasy Tablets Worth Rs. 320 Million
Pakistan Customs ACCU Karachi has foiled a narcotics smuggling attempt, seizing 10,226 MDMA (ecstasy) tablets worth Rs. 320.687 million from a parcel arriving from Germany at the Intl. Mail Office. The tablets were concealed inside speakers and LED lamps. Timely detection prevented dangerous drugs from entering Pakistan’s market. The FBR Spokesperson remains committed to strict vigilance and enhanced scrutiny across all channels, including international mail, to curb smuggling.
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