2 drug dealers arrested for selling drugs in Pakistan's universities

Islamabad [Pakistan], July 13: Police have arrested two alleged drug dealers who sold drugs to university students in Pakistan's southern port city of Karachi, police said on Tuesday.
The drug dealers were arrested following an intelligence-based operation in the city, while another female suspect escaped, the police said in a statement.
The arrested admitted selling opium, ice and heroin in some private universities in Karachi, the police said, adding that the drug dealers focused on providing expensive drugs to the students.
The police confiscated 1.5 kg heroin and 0.5 kg opium and ice from the drug dealers, and the top-quality drugs seized from them had a street value of tens of millions of Pakistani rupees, according to the police.
A case has been registered against the arrested and efforts are underway to capture other members of the group, the police added.
Source: Xinhua