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After 1 Kg Gold Found In Air Hostess' Rectum, More Flight Crew To Be Probed
After arresting two cabin crew members of Air India Express for allegedly smuggling gold, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has intensified the probe suspecting role of more crew members in the crime.
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Air Hostess From Kolkata Arrested After Nearly 1 Kg Gold Found In Rectum
An air hostess was arrested for allegedly smuggling nearly one kilogram of gold from Muscat to Kannur by concealing it in her rectum, a DRI source said today.
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Gold Worth Rs 70 Lakh Found In Man's Rectum At Trichy Airport: Officials
Officers of the Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) at Tiruchirappalli airport in Tamil Nadu seized a total of 977 grams of 24 carat gold valued at Rs 70.58 lakh from a passenger arriving from Dubai.
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Gold Worth Crores Found Hidden In Rectum, Coffee Machine At Lucknow Airport
Customs officials at Lucknow's Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (CCSI) recovered around four kilograms of gold worth Rs 2.55 Crore from two passengers who landed at the airport on Sunday morning.
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9 Arrested At Chennai Airport For Allegedly Smuggling Gold In Rectum
Customs authorities at Chennai airport have made massive recoveries of gold in various forms over the past three days, with more than 9 kilograms of it found on nine persons who carried it in their rectums. The precious metal was also seized in the form of bits and chains from the same set of people.
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Gold Worth Rs 9 Lakh Found In Man's Rectum At Bhubaneswar Airport
The Air Intelligence Unit of Customs today seized gold worth Rs 9 lakh from a passenger at the Biju Patnaik International Airport here today, officials said.
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3 Passengers At Mumbai Airport Found With Gold, Euros In Their Rectums
In two separate incidents on Wednesday, officials of Chhatrapathi Shivaji International Airport's customs department arrested three passengers (one in the first case and two in the second) for trying to carry cut pieces of a 1,000 gm gold bar and 49,500 euros respectively, by hiding them in their rectums.
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After 1 Kg Gold Found In Air Hostess' Rectum, More Flight Crew To Be Probed
After arresting two cabin crew members of Air India Express for allegedly smuggling gold, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has intensified the probe suspecting role of more crew members in the crime.
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Air Hostess From Kolkata Arrested After Nearly 1 Kg Gold Found In Rectum
An air hostess was arrested for allegedly smuggling nearly one kilogram of gold from Muscat to Kannur by concealing it in her rectum, a DRI source said today.
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Gold Worth Rs 70 Lakh Found In Man's Rectum At Trichy Airport: Officials
Officers of the Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) at Tiruchirappalli airport in Tamil Nadu seized a total of 977 grams of 24 carat gold valued at Rs 70.58 lakh from a passenger arriving from Dubai.
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Gold Worth Crores Found Hidden In Rectum, Coffee Machine At Lucknow Airport
Customs officials at Lucknow's Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (CCSI) recovered around four kilograms of gold worth Rs 2.55 Crore from two passengers who landed at the airport on Sunday morning.
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9 Arrested At Chennai Airport For Allegedly Smuggling Gold In Rectum
Customs authorities at Chennai airport have made massive recoveries of gold in various forms over the past three days, with more than 9 kilograms of it found on nine persons who carried it in their rectums. The precious metal was also seized in the form of bits and chains from the same set of people.
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Gold Worth Rs 9 Lakh Found In Man's Rectum At Bhubaneswar Airport
The Air Intelligence Unit of Customs today seized gold worth Rs 9 lakh from a passenger at the Biju Patnaik International Airport here today, officials said.
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3 Passengers At Mumbai Airport Found With Gold, Euros In Their Rectums
In two separate incidents on Wednesday, officials of Chhatrapathi Shivaji International Airport's customs department arrested three passengers (one in the first case and two in the second) for trying to carry cut pieces of a 1,000 gm gold bar and 49,500 euros respectively, by hiding them in their rectums.
