Phones, gold worth Rs20m ‘recovered’

Published Updated
0

ISLAMABAD: The National Highways and Motorway Police (NH&MP) provided timely assistance to as many as 167,000 road users during the month of September, its spokesperson claimed on Sunday.

According to the police, lost gold jewellery worth Rs16.93 million and mobile phones worth Rs2.953m were returned to their rightful owners last month.

The NH&MP also helped reunite 33 missing children with their parents and foiled 18 criminal incidents on national highways. Twenty suspects were arrested in various operations and handed over to the relevant authorities, while seven stolen vehicles were recovered.

The police recovered 148kg cannabis and 155kg opium and arrested suspects.

A total of 252 road safety awareness sessions were conducted, while more than 2.729m citizens received road safety guidance.

Published in Dawn, October 26th, 2026

Opinion

Editorial

Wheat price dilemma
Updated 26 Oct, 2026

Wheat price dilemma

A price no buyer is obliged or financially equipped to pay is only a number. Growers seem to have grasped this before the government did.
Encounter culture
Updated 26 Oct, 2026

Encounter culture

Whether police actions in "encounters" were legitimate or unlawful can only be established through credible investigations.
Recognising distress
26 Oct, 2026

Recognising distress

THE deaths of two families in Karachi, being investigated as suspected murder-suicides, raise disturbing questions...
Prudent warning
Updated 25 Oct, 2026

Prudent warning

Muslim countries have warned against a new conflict. But will the war lobbies in Washington and Tel Aviv listen?
Party of one
25 Oct, 2026

Party of one

IT ill behoves a political party that claims to be the biggest and most popular in the country to be so mired in...
Reckless driving
25 Oct, 2026

Reckless driving

THERE is a lack of official data documenting the crisis, but even by the most conservative estimates, over a dozen...