PAKISTAN CUSTOMS FOILS MDMA TABLETS SMUGGLING BID WORTH RS. 299.791 Million AT KARACHI INTERNATIONAL MAIL OFFICE
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Customs has thwarted a significant attempt to smuggle a large quantity of MDMA tablets into the country through the International Mail Office (IMO), Karachi. Officials of the Airport Cargo Control Unit (ACCU), Collectorate of Customs Airports Karachi, seized 9,455 MDMA (ecstasy) tablets valued at Rs. 299.791 million during a targeted inspection.
The narcotics were found concealed inside speakers and LED lamps in a parcel that had arrived from Germany. The shipment had been falsely declared as containing “clothes, socks and music boxes.”
Customs authorities have initiated further investigation to identify the recipients and facilitators of the smuggling attempt.
FBR reaffirms its commitment to maintaining strict vigilance and preventing smuggling through all channels, including international mail.
