The Pakistan Navy and the Anti-Narcotics Force seized 700 kg of hashish from a parked pickup at Pishukan in Gwadar District on 24 February 2021, valuing the drugs at about PKR 2.2 billion. The drugs were handed to the ANF and no arrests were reported.
The Pakistan Navy and the Anti-Narcotics Force seized about 700 kilograms of narcotics near the Pishukan coast in Balochistan in an intelligence-based joint operation on 24 February 2021.[1]The Navy said the seized drugs were valued at about PKR 2.2 billion and were handed over to the ANF for further legal formalities.[1]
An ANF press release identified the Pishukan haul as 700 kg of hashish recovered by its Gwadar station together with the Pakistan Navy from a pickup parked in the general area of Pishukan in Gwadar District.[2]The release lists the Pishukan seizure as one of 23 counter-narcotics operations across the country totalling 2,698 kg of narcotics.[2]No suspects were reported arrested at Pishukan.[1][2]
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Hazara Police recovered more than 100 kilograms of hashish during a 15-day division-wide crackdown targeting drug-trafficking networks. Regional Police Officer Jahanzaib Nazir Khan said the campaign also netted illegal weapons, dismantled vehicle-theft gangs and arrested hundreds of offenders.
Pakistan Customs stopped a carrot truck at its Digital Enforcement Station in Khurkhera on the RCD Highway on 8 November 2026 and found 51 kg of hashish in hidden compartments. The driver was arrested, and Customs valued the hashish and vehicle at Rs239.5 million.
The Anti-Narcotics Force arrested 15 suspected traffickers in ten operations across Pakistan and reported 50.702 kg of narcotics, of which 21.5 kg was hashish and cannabis. The cannabis seizures ran from 500 grams in Islamabad to 18 kg of hashish in Mianwali, and cases were registered under the Control of Narcotic Substances Act, 1997.
The Anti-Narcotics Force arrested eight suspects, including three women, in nine operations across Pakistan on 5 November 2026, seizing 152.997 kg of narcotics of which 41.525 kg was hashish and weed. Cases were registered under the Control of Narcotic Substances Act, 1997, with investigations continuing.
