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Export to Afghanistan drug raw material confiscation, Pakistani National man put on wanted list for heroin ingredient export, police investigating as connection with Taliban

NAGOYA Japan 21 Feb 2009,    Japan Police have placed a Pakistani nationality man on a wanted list on suspicion of attempting to smuggle 1 ton of chemical compound ACETIC ANHYDRIDE, used as an ingredient for heroin and other drugs, to Afghanistan from Nagoya without permission. The move comes on the heels of a confiscation last week by Nagoya Customs, which found about 50 palstic tanks filled with acetic anhydride in an export cargo at the Port of Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture. According to the investigation authorized personnel, as for the acetic anhydride being found February 12th. From the Nagoya port inserting in the container, in the part of the car which is exported, the custom staff discovered the fact that tank approximately 50 of 18 liter entering plastic are hidden in inspection. The Pakistani holding trade company of Aichi prefecture Take toyo Cho which the man manages was already searched. According to the corporate body register book, as for this trade company the limited company which is established in April of 2006. At capital 5,000,000 Yen, other than the chemical import and export of the automobile, the personal computer and the food etc is designated as purpose. The man of 47 years old Pakistani, accused of violating the customs law, is believed to have already left japan and returned to his country, according to police. Those exporting to or importing from Japan chemicals that contain 50% or more of acetic anhydride are required to notify the Japanese government. But the man, who ran a used-car exporter in the prefecture, did not follow the rule, police said. The focus of the investigation is partly on whether the man might be connected with the Taliban in Afghanistan because heroin and other drugs are known as a capital source for the militant groups in Afghanistan and Pakistan, which controlled the country until ousted by U.S. The investigation authorized person made clear, discharge area of the baggage was schedule of the Iranian port. The heroin makes money source of the Afghan warlord “Taliban”, Prefectural police inspects the relationship between Pakistani National man and Taliban,

　
　
Japanese ambassador calls on President

ISLAMABAD, Feb 12 (Qiyadat News): Ambassador of Japan in Pakistan, Chihiro Atsumi called on President Asif Ali Zardari here at Aiwan‑e‑Sadr on Thursday and discussed matters relating to bilateral ties and situation in the region. The Ambassador said that Japan would be pleased to host the next meetings of Friends of Pakistan and the Donors for Pakistan. The President appreciated Japan’s help to Pakistan in its economic development and thanked the Ambassador for the offer to host Pakistan related economic moots. The President said the government would be happy if Japan could look at the possibility of investing in joint venture projects in special industrial enclaves in Pakistan. The President also said that Pakistan was determined to fight the militants and will succeed in defeating militancy. The Ambassador conveyed the good wishes of the Prime Minister, the government and the people of Japan and also invited the President to visit Japan. The President accepted the invitation and said that mutually convenient dates will be worked out for his visit to Japan.
　

Bombing kills

Awami National Party MPA Alamzeb Khan

     PESHAWAR ( 11-Feb-2009 Qiyadat News )     A bomb attack in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province Wednesday killed a MPA of Awami National Party Alamzeb Khan, police said. Eight others were injured in the bombing.The explosion engulfed the vehicle the minister, Alam Zeb, was riding in. Police said the bomb was remotely detonated when the car was driving by about 11:30 a.m. MPA Alamzeb khan succumbed to injuries in Lady Reading Hospital while eight others including his personal assistant and bodyguard were under treatment when a powerful remote control bomb exploded close to his vehicle on Dalazak Road here Wednesday morning. "The MPA Alamzaib Khan expired at Lady Reading hospital," SSP Operation Abdul Ghaffor Afridi told a news agency by phone. He said that apparently he was the target of the blast in which eight others were also sustained injuries, CCPO Safwat Ghayoor said that it was a high intensity blast that totally smashed vehicle of the MPA while boundary walls of two houses completely collapsed besides breaking the window panes of scores of the houses in the nearby vicinity. The blast ripped through a very congested locality of Momin Town, which is always jam-packed with the people and motorists. The explosive device planted in a motorbike parked on main road in Momin Town, Zalazak road went off as the vehicle of the ANP MPA came closer to it, he added. The injured were rushed to the nearby Lady Reading Hospital and admitted in precarious conditions. Media Superintendent LRH, Khazir Hayat said that condition of two other was critical. Emergency has been declared in the city hospitals, he said, adding that injured are gunman Daud Khan, Abdul Hassan, Haider Khan, Usman Khan and Hameed Khan. The lawmaker along with his bodyguard and personal assistant were made target of the remote control bomb blast in his constituency Momin Town on Dalazak road. SAP Operations, Abdul Ghaffor Afridi said that the city police have beefed up security in provincial capital after the deadly bomb blast. The law enforcing agencies have been put on high alert in city and police in plain cloths have been deputed at various sensitive points to frustrate the nefarious designs of saboteurs.
　

11 Pakistani arrested in Spain for international crime links with Alqaida

MADRID – The spanish police arrested 13 people tuesday on suspicion of links to organized crime and terrorism groups according to foreign news agency and local TV channel. In a police statement said the detainees 11 Pakistanis, one Nigerian and one Indian are suspected of belonging to an international crime gang involved in passport forgery, drug trafficking and people smuggling. The police said they were investigating whether the group may also have supplied forged documents to the international terror groups. Spanish police often use that 

term to refer to Islamic extremist organizations, but a police official refused to say if that applied this time. Earlier, news reports citing police sources said 15 people had been arrested on suspicion of forging passports for use by al-Qaida members. Police in Madrid said they could not comment on that, 11 of the arrests took place in Barcelona and two in the eastern city of Valencia. Police agents wore masks to conceal their identities.The statement said the group is suspected of having contacts in Belgium, Britain, France, Germany, Switzerland and Thailand.The group allegedly stole passports in Spain and forwarded them to Thailand, where they were altered before being sent back to crime gangs in Europe. In a operation, police seized numerous false and blank passports and material used for forging documents. Dozens of suspected radical Islamic militants have been arrested in Spain since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in New York and Washington, and again after the commuter train bombings in 2004 in Madrid. On Jan. 20, six Pakistanis were arrested in Barcelona on suspicion of tax fraud and diverting funds to Islamic terror groups. They were released days later for lack of evidence. 03 Feb 2009
　

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