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KHYBER: The sale of drugs in Jamrud tehsil is understood to have reduced considerably in the last eight to nine months, with the police crackdown leading to the closure of over narcotics shops and 76 heroin manufacturing factories here. In the recent past, the Jamrud Wazir Dhand market on the border with the Karkhano market in Peshawar and the Shah Kas area was notorious for illegal drug trade, with people openly dealing in heroin, ice, hashish, charas, and ecstasy pills in an organised manner with the support of the local police, according to residents. The resident said the young and teenage students would frequently visit Wazir Dhand to buy popular drugs, especially ice and ecstasy pills. Salahuddin, another resident, said the local population had heaved a sigh of relief after the repeated police action against drug barons and dealers. The resident said Afghan families, mostly from the Khugiyanrri clan of Nangrahar province and living in the Wazir Dhad and Shah Kas areas for over four decades, were involved in the illegal drug trade. The resident claimed that those drug lords, who patronised some local charity organisations in order to deceive both people and the police, went to Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah soon after the police began the anti-drugs crackdown. When contacted, SHO of the Jamrud police station Adnan Afridi said the police were committed to eliminating illegal drugs from the region. The DPO said the country had no factory for the ice drug, which was smuggled from Afghanistan in large quantities. Dear visitor, the comments section is undergoing an overhaul and will return soon. Sigh of relief for Jamrud residents after police crackdown on drug trade Ibrahim Shinwari Published May 8, Join our Whatsapp channel. He, however, said that was no longer the case. Published in Dawn, May 8th, Read more. On DawnNews. Dawn News English. Latest Stories. Most Popular Must Read. Maleeha Lodhi. Khwaja Ahmad Hosain. Neda Mulji. Zarrar Khuhro. Abbas Nasir. Given the long-running feuds and divisions between state branches, the 26th Amendment could trigger a new standoff between the legal fraternity and govt. ONE in eight women in Pakistan is likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in her life. It is the AS is always the case with Pakistan cricket, more common sense was required. And with some radical changes came the