In a coordinated effort aimed at combating illicit activities at sea, the Pakistan Navy, in collaboration with law enforcement agencies, conducted a joint intelligence-based operation in the North Arabian Sea, resulting in the seizure of a substantial quantity of liquor valued at Rs145.6 million.
The operation, meticulously orchestrated through the Joint Maritime Information and Coordination Centre, saw the active participation of key stakeholders, including the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) and Pakistan Customs Intelligence. Through their combined efforts, a total of 4104 bottles of illicit liquor were successfully intercepted and confiscated.
Following the confiscation, the seized contraband was promptly handed over to Customs authorities for further legal proceedings, underscoring the commitment to upholding the rule of law and prosecuting offenders.
The effectiveness of this joint operation serves as a testament to the unwavering dedication of the Pakistan Navy, PMSA, and Customs Intelligence in safeguarding maritime security and preventing criminal activities in Pakistani waters.
Despite the challenging maritime environment characterized by the presence of nefarious elements seeking to exploit the seas for unlawful purposes, the collaborative efforts have demonstrated Pakistan’s resolve to combat such threats and uphold its reputation as a responsible maritime nation.
Moreover, the spokesperson emphasized that the Pakistan Navy and PMSA remain steadfast in their commitment to fulfilling national obligations and establishing lawful order at sea. By maintaining vigilance and proactive measures, they strive to ensure the safety and security of maritime assets and territories, thereby contributing to regional stability and peace.
