The Armed Police Battalion (APBn) conducted various operations throughout August to maintain law and order, curb drug trafficking and smuggling, and ensure the delivery of services to citizens.
According to an APBn press release, 748 lost mobile phones, along with three Facebook IDs, two WhatsApp accounts, two email accounts, and one Telegram account, were recovered during the month. A total of 572 individuals received assistance via the '999' emergency service. Additionally, Tk 4,44,798 involved in online fraud cases was recovered.
Anti-drug operations resulted in the seizure of various narcotics, including 6,652 pieces of Yaba, 3.49 kg of cannabis, and 43.75 liters of alcohol. Anti-smuggling drives led to the recovery of goods—including 4 kg 929 grams of gold and gold jewelry—valued at approximately Tk 9.8 crore.
Furthermore, operations in Rohingya camps resulted in the impounding of 23 vehicles, the rescue of three missing children, and the arrest of accused individuals in various cases. In terms of traffic management, fines totaling Tk 14,63,500 were collected.
The APBn stated that its efforts to control crime and ensure public safety continue through the use of intelligence, informants, and technology.
