Arms seized

Published March 17, 2006

QUETTA, March 16: Kharan Rifles of the Frontier corps, Balochistan, seized a large quantity of arms and ammunition close to Pakistan-Afghan border. FC sources said here on Thursday that on a tip off the Kharan Rifles during its patrol along Pakistan-Afghan border in Gorki Gori nullah about 15 km from Pakistan-Afghan border seized large quantity of arms and ammunition.—PPI

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