Anti Narcotics Force

Leading the charge in the fight against drugs!
Our latest initiatives showcase our dedication to breaking down drug supply networks while boosting awareness in educational institutions. We’re not just taking substances off the streets; we’re seizing the chance to create a brighter, drug-free future for our communities.
Here’s a quick snapshot of our activities over the past two weeks:

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Cracking Down on Drugs!

The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) made significant strides in their mission to combat drug trafficking from Sept 30 - Oct 6.

- Seized 165 kg of drugs worth $24.789 million
- Arrested 33 individuals, including 1 female and 1 foreigner
- Impounded 7 vehicles

Targeting drug suppliers in educational institutions, the ANF recovered 10.299 kg of drugs and arrested 15 accused.

Stay safe, stay informed! The ANF also conducted awareness sessions and public campaigns to educate about drug abuse risks.

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Check out ANF's latest drug seizure related to Educational Institutes (11-29 Sept 2024) which clearly indicates the alarming rise of drug abuse in our Colleges and Universities.
Let's unite -students, teachers, parents- to raise awareness and promote safer and healthier Educational Institutes.

Higher Education Commission, Pakistan
UNODC Pakistan

The incoming Director of INL (International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement), Mr. Lynn Nelson, and INL CN Program Officer, Mr. Ned Swan, met with DG ANF Major General Abdul Moeed HI(M). CN Advisor Mr. Mark Kennedy and Program Specialist Mr. Yousaf Kairaniwala also attended. INL and Pakistan's government have collaborated on counternarcotics efforts since the 1980s, focusing on law enforcement training, operational support, crop control, and demand reduction projects

The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) conducted 57 operations from September 16-22, resulting in:
- Seizure of 822 kg of drugs worth $68.23 million
- Arrest of 52 individuals, including 4 females and 1 foreigners
- Impoundment of 17 vehicles
The seized drugs included o***m, he**in, hashish, Ice, co***ne, and ecstasy/K tablets.

In a targeted effort against drug suppliers in educational institutions, the ANF:
- Recovered 107.5 kg of drugs in 26 operations
- Arrested 31 accused, including 2 females, involved in distributing drugs to educational institutions and private hostels

Additionally, the ANF conducted drug demand reduction activities, including:
- Awareness sessions in educational institutions to sensitize youth about illicit drugs
- Public awareness campaigns, including media awareness campaigns, to educate the public about drug abuse risks.

In a significant breakthrough, the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) has dismantled a major drug distribution network in South Punjab targeting students of educational institutions through social media and e-commerce platforms. The network, run by two brothers, who were involved in large-scale distribution of party drugs.
ANF team through extensive intelligence arrested them & confiscated 1,500 Ecstasy tablets, 1.5 Kgs of Methamphetamine (Ice) & 2 Kgs of Hashish.
The drug traffickers used social media and e-commerce platforms to sell drugs to students, making it easy to reach and influence young people. Through these online channels, they promoted and facilitated drug sales, exploiting the digital space to evade detection.
The network also organized drug-fueled (RAVE) parties at various houses and hotels in Multan, specifically targeting hostel students.
This operation highlights the ANF’s commitment to curbing the increasing trend of substance use in educational institutions, which poses severe consequences for the youth and society.
The crackdown is part of ANF's ongoing campaign against drug trafficking organizations that target exposed students and networks who are involved in selling illicit drugs in educational institutions.

"Disrupting cartels, Restoring lives"

The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) conducted 53 operations from September 9-15, resulting in:
- Seizure of 1909 kg of drugs worth $179 million
- Arrest of 52 individuals, including 5 females and 2 foreigners
- Impoundment of 22 vehicles
The seized drugs included o***m, he**in, hashish, methamphetamine, morphine, and ecstasy tablets.

In a targeted effort against drug suppliers in educational institutions, the ANF:
- Recovered 25 kg of drugs in 17 operations
- Arrested 20 accused, including 4 females, involved in distributing drugs to educational institutions and private hostels

Additionally, the ANF conducted drug demand reduction activities, including:
- Awareness sessions in educational institutions to sensitize youth about illicit drugs
- Public awareness campaigns, including media awareness campaigns, to educate the public about drug abuse risks.

Together We can ; together We will !

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Higher Education Commission, Pakistan
UNODC Pakistan

Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) initiates its National Counter Narcotics Campaign in Educational Institutes by launching a holistic Sanitization Campaign in a prestigious university of Quetta. This multifaceted initiative included:
* Thorough campus sanitization to eradicate drugs presence.
* Expert training for security staff to effectively curb drug supply chains.
* Engaging awareness sessions with students and faculty, focusing on the dangers of drug abuse and prevention strategies.
* Targeting supply chains/drug barons involved in supplying drugs to the students.
By launching this campaign, ANF strives to establish a safe, drug free environment, equipping students and staff with essential knowledge and skills to counter narcotics and promote a healthier community while reiterating its ZERO tolerance against the menace of drugs in Educational Institutes.

We honor his memory by reaffirming our commitment to his dream of a prosperous, peaceful, and harmonious Pakistan. May his soul continue to guide us towards a brighter future.

Empower your future, REJECT drugs