Crime: House burgled

Thieves made away with Rs55,000 cash, jewellery, mobile phones and other valuables.

Our Correspondent October 04, 2013
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GUJAR KHAN: A house was burgled in Gujar Khan on Friday night. Shaukat Ali lodged a report with the local police that thieves entered his house by breaking locks in Jhanda and made away with Rs55,000 cash, jewellery, mobile phones and other valuables. The police registered a case against the thieves but no arrests or recoveries have been made yet.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 5th, 2013.
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