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The Crime and Detective Department of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has arrested 44 people from different areas of the capital during the anti-narcotics operation.

The media cell of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police has learned that they were arrested on Monday (December 26) from 6 am on Sunday (December 26) in the same manner.

DMP has learned that 44 people have been arrested from different areas of the capital during the anti-narcotics operation.

1 thousand 286 pieces of elaboration, 143.3 grams of heroin, 10 bottles of Phencidil and 9 kg 300 grams of ganja have been seized from them.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police's Midaya Sale has also been registered against the arrested persons under the Narcotics Control Act.

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