S A R G O D H A : Unidentified armed men allegedly abducted two sisters and looted cash and gold worth millions from a house at Chak 126 NB, in the jurisdiction of the Sillanwali police station.
According to the First Information Report (FIR), one Hafiz Muhammad Hassan reported to the police that unidentified armed men broke into his house and abducted his two sisters Nadia Bibi (25) and Tehreem Bibi (20).
The complainant said that before fleeing the scene in a van, the suspects also took away Rs1.4million in cash and fourtola gold ornaments from his house.
Acting on the complaint, Sillanwali police registered a case against the unknown suspects on kidnapping and robbery charges.
The police say that a thorough investigation into the matter is underway, and teams are conducting raids to recover the two sisters and apprehend the culprits.
RAID: Civil defence officials seized four fuel dispensers during a crackdown on illegal oil agencies and unauthorisedpetroleum businesses at Chak No 142.
The operation was conducted by a team led by Civil Defence Officer Talib Hussain.
The officials say that the confiscated dispensers have been moved to a Customs warehouse for furtherlegalproceedings.
They say that the operations against unauthorised petroleum sale will continue.
ARRESTED: Police claimed to have arrested a suspected female drug peddler in the Satellite Town area, recovering 120 grams of ice (methamphetamine)from her possession.
According to the police sources, the suspect, identified as Shabana, was caught red-handed during a targeted operation.
A case has been registered against her, and further investigations are underway.
SNAKE KILLED: A snake found inside a washroom attached to the labour room of a Rural Health Centre (RHC) at Jhawarian town created panic among the patients and staff, before being safely eliminated by a Rescue 1122 team.
According to sources,after the snake was spotted inside the RHC, a Rescue 1122 team was called there. The rescuers tracked down the snake and killed it.
TWO DIE: Two young men died after the motorcycle they were riding collided with a passenger bus near Hafizabad.
According to police sources, Muhammad Hasnain and Yasin, residents of Chak 130 SB, Sillanwali, were returning home from Sialkot on a motorcycle when their bike collided with a speeding bus. As a result, both died on the spot. Correspondent