Over 2,100 kilos of hash stashed in Pasni mountains seized by Pakistan Coast Guards
Recovered stash of hash was to be smuggled abroad, says Pakistan Coast Guards official
September 27, 2020
KARACHI: The Pakistan Coast Guards (PCG) recovered more than 2,100 kilogrammes of hash hidden in the mountains near Pasni, south of the Balochistan province, a spokesperson confirmed on Sunday.
The 2,192-kilo stash of contraband was found during an operation by the land- and-sea-based troops, who claimed the drugs were worth millions of rupees.
Pasni, where the hash was hidden, is more than 120 kilometres from Gwadar, the much-touted new port city that offers a new connection to China and the landlocked Afghanistan.
The PCG spokesperson further underlined that the stash of hash which was recovered was meant to be smuggled abroad.
