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Karsaz accident: Suspect admits guilt in drug case

KARACHI: The Karsaz accident suspect has admitted to her guilt in the drug case, according to the investigation officer (IO) Muhammad Shakir’s final charge sheet filed on Saturday. This development comes after the suspect was involved in a fatal accident on August 19, where she drove a luxury vehicle at high speed under the influence of methamphetamine, killing a man and his daughter and injuring two others on Karsaz Road. The suspect was initially detained and booked under rash driving and manslaughter charges. Later, a separate case was lodged against her under the Prohibition (Enforcement of Hadd) Order (PEHO) 1979

Mexican Navy Flags Increase in Use of Chemicals to Produce Method

MANZANILO, MEXICO: Mexican navy officials who run the country’s largest port are growing concerned about growing flows of unregulated “dual-use” chemicals used to make synthetic drugs such as methamphetamine and fentanyl, four Navy officials said. Reuters. Mexico produces most of the fentanyl that ends up on US streets, according to US officials. In recent years Mexico has also become a major exporter of methamphetamine to Asian countries. Navy officials in Manzanillo, Mexico’s largest port by volume, said they have seen an increase in imports of dual-use chemicals, mostly from China, used to make legitimate items such as food, perfume and

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