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Heroin Worth ₹250 Crore, Dumped By Pakistani Smugglers, Found In Gujarat

49 packets containing heroin worth Rs 250 crore, recovered in a creek area in the coastal Kutch district in Gujarat, was dumped by Pakistani smugglers, the Gujarat Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) said on Monday.

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India News | Gujarat: 49 Packets Containing Drugs Recovered from Creek Area off Coast by BSF, Cops

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A total of 49 packets containing drugs were recovered after they got washed ashore in the creek area of Arabian Sea near Jakhau in Gujarat s Kutch district, a police official said on Sunday. India News | Gujarat: 49 Packets Containing Drugs Recovered from Creek Area off Coast by BSF, Cops.

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Drugs consignment thrown in sea by Pak boat crew recovered from Gujarat s Jakhau

Gunny bags thrown in the sea by Pakistani boat AL Noman, which was apprehended by the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) and Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) last week, were recovered on Sunday morning in Gujarat s Jakhau by Border Security Force (BSF) and Marine Police.

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Drugs consignment thrown in sea by Pak boat crew recovered from Gujarat s Jakhau

Drugs consignment thrown in sea by Pak boat crew recovered from Gujarat s Jakhau
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Disappearing Bangladeshi island tells story of climate change

DHAKA: The last time rising water levels forced Pervin Bibi to leave her home was three years ago. Now she knows it will happen again soon, as the coastal Bangladeshi island where she lives is disappearing from the map at increasing speed. Located in the estuary of the Meghna River, just a few kilometers from the Bay of Bengal, the island of Dhal Char is shrinking due to river

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