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Trailer Carrying Ghee Worth Over Rs. 45 Million Mysteriously Disappears in Rawalpindi

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Trailer Carrying Ghee Worth Over Rs. 45 Million Mysteriously Disappears in Rawalpindi

A trailer carrying ghee worth over Rs. 45 million disappeared in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. The trailer, along with its driver and a worker, vanished from the Hakla service area under the Taxila police station's jurisdiction. The total value of the trailer and the ghee it was carrying exceeded Rs. 45 million. The case was later reported to the police by Abdul Rashid, the manager of the private logistics company responsible for transporting the shipment.

According to Rashid, trailer number TM1/768 left Karachi for Lawrencepur with a supply of ghee belonging to a well-known company. Once the vehicle arrived at the Hakla service area, unknown individuals allegedly disabled the trailer's tracking device, leading to the loss of contact with the trailer. Despite immediate attempts to reach the driver, Abdul Razzaq, his mobile phone was found to be switched off.

Despite extensive searches, both the driver and the trailer were not located at the time. Police registered a case based on Rashid's complaint following court orders.

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